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Vol. 44. Núm. 11.
Páginas 455-467 (enero 2001)
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Ética del tratamiento hormonal sustitutivo de la menopausia con estrógenos y gestágenos
Ethics of hormone replacement therapy with estrogens and gestagens in menopause
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J. González-Merlo*, J.L. Dueñas Díez, S. Mateu Sanchis, C. Coll Capdevila, F. Abel Fabre, D. Álvarez González, C. Cuadrado Mangas, J.M. Martínez-Pereda, F. Vergara Sánchez, J. Zamarriego Crespo
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