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Women's Health Library: archive

C: Drugs

C: Drugs - Groups - Health Action International HAI

C: Drugs - Resources - Newsletters - HAI - "HAI-LIGHTS"

C: Drugs - Resources - Newsletters - "HAI News"

C: Drugs - Side Effects

CBbd: Drugs and Health Information

Cc: Drug Industry

Cct: Drug Testing & Clinical Trials

Cd: Drug Licensing

Cde: Drug Labelling

Cdf: Drug Prescribing

Cdg: Drug Monitoring

Ce: Drug Injury

Cf: Hormones and Endocrine Drugs - Side Effects

Cfi: Release Hormones Agonists

Ch: Steroids

Chi: Oestrogens

Chij: Phytoestrogens: Soy

Chj: Diethylstilbestrol (DES)

Chl: Tamoxifen

Chld: Clomid

Chm: Progestogens / Natural Progestogens

Chs: Androgens

Ckp: Acne Drugs (eg Isotretinoin, Accutane, Diane)

Cm: Drug Interactions

Cn: Nutrition in Older Women

Cn: Nutrition

Cpwd: Gamma-linoleic Acid (Evening Primrose)

Cq: Vitamins and supplements

Cs: Food Additives

Csp: Caffeine/Chocolate

Css: Artificial Sweeteners

Ct: Probiotics

Cv: Vegetarian Diets

Chi: Oestrogens - The Environment

Chi: Oestrogens - The Environment

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