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Climacteric Medicine Where Do We Go
Climacteric Medicine Where Do We Go

By H. P. G. Schneider

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Based on the 4th IMS Workshop, this book addresses the advances in clinical practice for the climacteric. The major focus is on a re-evaluation of existing HRT agents and the development of a futur...

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Basic Reproductive Medicine - Vol. 2: Reproductive Function in Men
Basic Reproductive Medicine - Vol. 1: Basis and Development of Reproduction
Basic Reproductive Medicine - Vol. 2: Reproductive Function in Men
Subcellular mechanisms in reproductive neuroendocrinology
Ovarian secretions and cardiovascular and neurological function
The Control of Follicle Development Ovulation and Luteal Function
Dilatation Uterine Cervix
Dilatation Uterine Cervix

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Menstrual Cycle Related Disorders Volume 7
Menstrual Cycle Related Disorders Volume 7

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