A Philadelphia jury found Wednesday that the hormone replacement therapy drug Prempro was not the cause of two Pennsylvania women’s breast cancer.

The first Philadelphia hormone replacement therapy trial to group cases of multiple plaintiffs together for one trial was reverse bifurcated, and the plaintiffs’ attorneys first had to prove to the jury the causation of the plaintiffs’ breast cancer from their use of Prempro.

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