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Estrogen

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It's okay to take estrogen

C. Alan Sevener

1995

Menopause and Madness

Marcia Lawrence

1998

Innovative endocrinology of cancer

Richard J. Santen, Lev M. Berstein

2008

Safe Estrogen

Edward J. Conley

2003

Endocrine therapy of breast cancer

Robert I. Nicholson

2002

Menopause

David B. Seifer

1999

The natural estrogen diet

Linda Ojeda, Lana Liew

1999

The estrogen-depression connection

Karen J. Miller, Ph.D

2007

Managing the menopause without oestrogen

Margaret Rees, Tony Mander

2004

Natural hormone replacement

Jonathan V. Wright

1997

The Menopause and HRT

Kathy Abernethy

1997

Hormone replacement therapy

Linda Laucella

1997

Estrogens and antiestrogens

E. Schillinger

1999

Estrogens and antiestrogens

Robert Lindsay, David W. Dempster, V. Craig Jordan

1997

The natural estrogen diet & recipe book

Linda Ojeda, Lana Liew

2003

Feminine Forever

Robert A. Wilson

1966

What every woman needs to know about estrogen

Karen Anne Hutchinson

1997

Menopause Naturally

Carolyn Dean

1999

Estrogen and breast cancer

Carol Ann Rinzler

1993

Menopause and the Mind

Claire L. Warga Ph.D.

1999

The estrogen alternative

Steven R. Goldstein

1998

Without Estrogen

Amy Gross

1994

Estrogen

Lila E. Nachtigall, Lila Nachtigall, Lila, MD Nachtigall et al.

1986

Estrogens and progestogens in clinical practice

Jan S. Fraser, R.a. Lobo, Rogerio A. Lobo et al.

1998

The truth about hormone replacement therapy

Ellen Michaud

2002

Textbook of bio-identical hormones

Edward Lichten

2007

Coping with Perimenopause

Janet Wright

2006

The effects of estrogen on brain function

Natalie L. Rasgon

2006

Menopause and the mind

Claire L. Warga

1999

The greatest experiment ever performed on women

Barbara Seaman

2003

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