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Natural Hormone Health

Arabella Melville

1993

Hormonal Health

Michael Colgan

1996

S/he

Claudine Griggs

1998

I'm Too Young for This!: The Natural Hormone Solution to Enjoy Perimenopause

Suzanne Somers

2013

Hormone replacement therapy

Janet Brockie, Margaret Rees

1999

Psychogenesis, the early development of gender identity

Elizabeth R. Moberly

1983

Hormones and vitamins in cancer treatment

Aurel Lupulescu

1990

Hormone therapy in breast and prostate cancer

B. J. A. Furr, V. Craig Jordan

2002

What your doctor may not tell you about premenopause

Lee, John R. M.D.

1999

The Hormone Cure Reclaim Balance Sleep Sex Drive And Vitality Naturally With The Gottfried Protocol

Sara Gottfried

2013

The transexual empire

Janice G. Raymond

1994

Joint and soft tissue injection

Trevor Silver

1999

A smart woman's guide to hormones

Lorna R. Vanderhaeghe

2011

Estrogen-- is it right for you?

Paula Dranov

1993

Mega-nutrients

H. L. Newbold

1987

Progesterone

Susan M. Lark

2013

Sexual identity conflict in children and adults

Green, Richard

1974

Christine Jorgensen

Christine Jorgensen, Susan Stryker

1968

The greatest experiment ever performed on women

Barbara Seaman

2003

Feel good look younger

Edwin N. Lee

2010

The Danish Girl

David Ebershoff, Noa Shavit

2000

Bio-young

Roxy Dillon

2016

Anabolic treatments for osteoporosis

James F. Whitfield

1998

Becoming a woman

Richard F. Docter

2008

It's okay to take estrogen

C. Alan Sevener

1995

The Hormone Survival Guide for Perimenopause

Nisha Jackson

2004

Menopause and Madness

Marcia Lawrence

1998

Balance your hormones

Patrick Holford

2011

What you must know about women's hormones

Pamela Wartian Smith

2009

Begotten or made?

Oliver O'Donovan

1984

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