Donna Shoupe

Dr. Donna Shoupe is a Professor in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at the University of Southern California. Her research focuses on menopause-related health issues, particularly the effects of hormone therapy on cardiovascular health, ovarian conservation during hysterectomy, and reproductive endocrinology. She has extensively studied the role of sex steroids in atherosclerosis progression and the implications of surgical menopause.

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Her research interests emphasize translational medicine, integrating basic science findings with clinical practice. Key topics include hormone replacement timing hypotheses, progestin mechanisms in contraception, and long-term outcomes of gynecological surgeries. Her work spans over four decades, with publications analyzing topics like estrogen's vascular effects, endometrial cancer management, and the impact of lifestyle interventions on fertility.

Dr. Shoupe’s articles consistently address hormonal therapy efficacy, surgical outcomes, and women’s health trends. Recent studies highlight the interplay between hormonal treatments and cardiovascular risks, as well as the variability in clinical practices such as ovarian conservation during hysterectomy.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided information. She has advised no formally recorded students in the text. Her contributions include protocol development for systematic reviews and participation in large-scale trials like the Early versus Late Intervention Trial with Estradiol (ELITE).

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