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Cessation of hormone replacement therapy after reports of adverse findings from randomized controlled trials: evidence from a British Birth Cohort

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Cessation of hormone replacement therapy after reports of adverse findings from randomized controlled trials: evidence from a British Birth Cohort (English)

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Hormone Replacement Therapy

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Rachel Cooper

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Diana Kuh

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Rebecca Hardy

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Gita Mishra

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Helen Kok

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Russell Ecob

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July 2006

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American Journal of Public Health

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96

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1219-25

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Patterns of use of hormone replacement therapy in one million women in Britain, 1996-2000.

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10.2105/AJPH.2005.071332

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