At the age of 40, Diane had to undergo bilateral oophorectomy due to her high risk of developing ovarian cancer. Her surgeon explained that hormone replacement therapy is strongly advised to reduce the risk of developing osteoporosis. In Diane's case, explain the physiological process by

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