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Postmenopausal Vaginal Bleeding 9/18/2008

A lthough relatively common, vaginal bleeding is considered abnormal when reported in a woman who has passed the onset of menopause.

TAGS: GERIATRICS | POSTMENOPAUSAL | WOMEN'S HEALTH | ESTROGEN | VAGINA | ENDOMETRIAL | MENOPAUSE

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Maintenance Therapy for Rheumatoid Arthritis

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ESTROGEN Recent Advances in Oral and Transdermal Contraception 9/18/2008 Contraceptive choices currently available in the United States provide safe, reliable, effective, and affordable birth control for virtually any patient. TAGS: WOMEN'S HEALTH \| ESTROGEN \| CONTRACEPTIVES \| CONTRACEPTION \| PATCH \| MENSTRUAL CYCLE Clinical News Digest 11/19/2007 Seeing Red in Cherries May Promote Health Benefits Researchers at the Ohio State University and University of Michigan suggest that the coloring in cherries and other fruits and vegetables may help slow the growth of colon cancer cells or lower the risk of metabolic syndrome and heart disease. TAGS: CARDIOVASCULAR \| DIABETES \| STATIN \| POSTMENOPAUSAL \| WOMEN'S HEALTH \| ANTHOCYANINS \| ESTROGEN \| GLUCOSE Hormonal Therapies in Breast and Prostate Cancers 10/18/2007 ABSTRACT: In the United States, breast cancer and prostate cancer are the most common types of cancer diagnosed in women and men, respectively. TAGS: ONCOLOGY/HEMATOLOGY \| BREAST CANCER \| ONCOLOGY \| MEN'S HEALTH \| TAMOXIFEN \| WOMEN'S HEALTH \| ESTROGEN \| PROSTATE CANCER \| ANDROGENIC ALOPECIA Loading... Advertisement Loading...
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