Evolyutsiya gormonal'noy kontratseptsii (obzor literatury)


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The article presents the literature data on the evolution of hormonal contraception, types and composition of modern hormonal preparations; modes and routes of administration are described; safety data and features of the influence of contraceptives on women's health are discussed.

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O. A Pustotina

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