Je länger desto besser: Schutz vor Ovarialkarzinom durch orale Kontrazeptiva
Metaanalyse von 45 epidemiologischen Studien
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The longer the better: protection from ovarian cancer by oral contraceptives
Meta-analysis of 45 epidemiological studies
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Interessenkonflikt
Die Autorin ist als Referentin tätig für die Firmen Grünenthal, Jenapharm, Bayer-Vital (Schering), Organon, Wyeth, Solvay, Dr. Kade, sowie als Beraterin für die Firma Hexal.
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