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Science, 2018
A network of what amount to underground pharmacists shares anti-HIV drugs.
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A network of what amount to underground pharmacists shares anti-HIV drugs.
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The Lancet, 1969
We have recently reported a case similar to the one described by Dr. Harris (August 30 p. 466). In our patient the raised blood pressure (230/140 mm Hg) returned to normal when she stopped taking the oral contraceptive agent. 9 months later she started taking an oral contraceptive again and the hypertension recurred.
J P, Bercovici, G, Collin de L'Hortet
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We have recently reported a case similar to the one described by Dr. Harris (August 30 p. 466). In our patient the raised blood pressure (230/140 mm Hg) returned to normal when she stopped taking the oral contraceptive agent. 9 months later she started taking an oral contraceptive again and the hypertension recurred.
J P, Bercovici, G, Collin de L'Hortet
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Family Planning Perspectives, 1975
In 1960 the 1st contraceptive pill utilizing estrogen and progesterone was marketed. Since then 150 million women the world over have used the pill. However the benefits must be weighed against definite risks. A summary is given here of 2 American studies and 1 conducted in Britain on the subject.
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In 1960 the 1st contraceptive pill utilizing estrogen and progesterone was marketed. Since then 150 million women the world over have used the pill. However the benefits must be weighed against definite risks. A summary is given here of 2 American studies and 1 conducted in Britain on the subject.
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Trans-action, 1970
What do women want? Freud's famous question, for which he confessed he had no answer, is scarcely a mystery for many women today in the liberation movement. What women want, they say, is at the very least complete control over their own bodies, that is, their own reproductive behavior, thus ending involuntary pregnancy and compulsory motherhood.
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What do women want? Freud's famous question, for which he confessed he had no answer, is scarcely a mystery for many women today in the liberation movement. What women want, they say, is at the very least complete control over their own bodies, that is, their own reproductive behavior, thus ending involuntary pregnancy and compulsory motherhood.
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European Journal of Cancer Prevention, 2000
The relation between oral contraceptives (OC) and cancer risk has been investigated extensively, mainly with reference to breast, female genital tract, liver cancer and cutaneous malignant melanoma, and will be summarized below. There is also some suggestion that OC use is related to other neoplasms, including a reduced risk of colorectal cancer among ...
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The relation between oral contraceptives (OC) and cancer risk has been investigated extensively, mainly with reference to breast, female genital tract, liver cancer and cutaneous malignant melanoma, and will be summarized below. There is also some suggestion that OC use is related to other neoplasms, including a reduced risk of colorectal cancer among ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1969
To the Editor:— Your weak, erudite, supercilious editorial (206: 124, 1968) questioning whether complications occur "if they occur at all" in the use of the pill is pitifully inadequate. The practicing physician mustnot"of necessity rely on scientists" in his estimate of complications from the use of the pill.
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To the Editor:— Your weak, erudite, supercilious editorial (206: 124, 1968) questioning whether complications occur "if they occur at all" in the use of the pill is pitifully inadequate. The practicing physician mustnot"of necessity rely on scientists" in his estimate of complications from the use of the pill.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1969
To the Editor:— There has been much discussion recently of the possible deleterious effects from oral contraceptives on the health of women using them 1 (for example, thrombophlebitis 2 ). It is rare to find anyone postulating a beneficial effect from oral contraceptives.
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To the Editor:— There has been much discussion recently of the possible deleterious effects from oral contraceptives on the health of women using them 1 (for example, thrombophlebitis 2 ). It is rare to find anyone postulating a beneficial effect from oral contraceptives.
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Scientific American, 2012
This article discusses the research on drugs to be used in the treatment of autism being conducted by Massachusetts-based biotechnology firm Seaside Therapeutics under chief executive officer (CEO) Randall L. Carpenter. Topics include the belief that the fragile X single-gene glitch could account for idiopathic autism, the development of the drug ...
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This article discusses the research on drugs to be used in the treatment of autism being conducted by Massachusetts-based biotechnology firm Seaside Therapeutics under chief executive officer (CEO) Randall L. Carpenter. Topics include the belief that the fragile X single-gene glitch could account for idiopathic autism, the development of the drug ...
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The Lancet, 1970
58 women who complained of irritability (58) depression (58) fatigue (48) mild paranoid ideation (29) or poor concentration or sleep disturbance (20) while using oral contraceptives were selected for a trial of pyridoxine. They were taking Ortho-Novum 180 Ovulen 21 or Ovral and no tranquilizers or depressants for 2 to 37 months.
M J, Baumblatt, F, Winston
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58 women who complained of irritability (58) depression (58) fatigue (48) mild paranoid ideation (29) or poor concentration or sleep disturbance (20) while using oral contraceptives were selected for a trial of pyridoxine. They were taking Ortho-Novum 180 Ovulen 21 or Ovral and no tranquilizers or depressants for 2 to 37 months.
M J, Baumblatt, F, Winston
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Pediatrics, 1980
I was pleased to see the well-written article by D. E. Greydanus and E. R. McAnarney on "Contraception in the Adolescent" (Pediatrics 65:1, 1980) initiating the decade of the 80s. In their statement about oligomenorrhea, I believe it would be more helpful to emphasize the need to evaluate the underlying cause of the oligomenorrhea. In our recent review
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I was pleased to see the well-written article by D. E. Greydanus and E. R. McAnarney on "Contraception in the Adolescent" (Pediatrics 65:1, 1980) initiating the decade of the 80s. In their statement about oligomenorrhea, I believe it would be more helpful to emphasize the need to evaluate the underlying cause of the oligomenorrhea. In our recent review
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