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Human reproduction

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Man and woman; the basics of sex and marriage

Karl Horst Wrage

1969

Human fertilisation and embryology

Hazel Biggs, Kirsty Horsey

2007

The Future of human reproduction

Christine Overall

1989

Human reproduction

Joyce M. Dwyer

1976

The Woman in the Body

Emily Martin

1987

Defining the Family

Janet L. Dolgin

1997

Baby wars

Robin Baker

1998

Regulating pre-implantation genetic diagnosis

Sarah Elliston, Sheila McLean

2012

Meanings of sex difference in the Middle Ages

Joan Cadden

1993

Know your body

Charles W. Norris

1982

How we live

Sherwin B. Nuland

1998

See how you grow

Patricia Pearse

1988

Generations at risk : reproductive health and the environment

Gina Solomon, Maria Valenti, Annette Huddle et al.

1999

Reproductive justice

Joan C. Chrisler

2012

Clinical reproductive medicine and surgery

Tommaso Falcone, William Hurd

2007

What's happening to my body?

Lynda Madaras

1983

Kinship and gender

Linda Stone

2010

Entering adulthood

Clint E. Bruess

1989

Mommy Laid an Egg

Babette Cole

1993

Infertility and Reproductive Disorders

Michio Kushi

1988

Yen and Jaffe's reproductive endocrinology

Robert Barbieri, Jerome Strauss

2004

Contemporary Nutrition

Colleen K. Spees, Gordon M. Wardlaw, Marcia F. Seyler et al.

1992 ★ 4.5

Expecting Trouble

Thomas H. Strong, Jr.

1995

The body

Anthony Smith

1968

IVF Diet

Zita West

2017

Tales, Sketches, and other papers

George Parsons Lathrop, Nathaniel Hawthorne

1883

Managing Reproductive Life

Soraya Tremayne

2001

Laboring women

Jennifer L. Morgan

2004

War Against the Weak

Edwin Black

2003

Reproductive hazards in the workplace

Regina Kenen

1993

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