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Vol. 106. Núm. 2.
Páginas 61-67 (enero 2009)
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Páginas 61-67 (enero 2009)
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La fitoterapia en el tratamiento de los síntomas de la menopausia
Phytotherapy in the treatment of the symptoms of menopause
Fitoterapia menopausiaren sintomen tratamenduan
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Ma Carmen Gallego
, Amaia González, Susana Méndez, Isabel Mosquera, Jaione Uriarte
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Correspondencia: Colegio oficial de farmacéuticos de Bizkaia. Sabino Arana, 20 - 7° 48013 Bilbao. Bizkaia. España UE
Correspondencia: Colegio oficial de farmacéuticos de Bizkaia. Sabino Arana, 20 - 7° 48013 Bilbao. Bizkaia. España UE
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