ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES AND LIVER DAMAGE

BORGLIN NE, N E BORGLIN
British medical journal · 1965 · doi:10.1136/bmj.1.5445.1289 · PMID:14278822 · PMC2166090
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This paper investigates the association between oral contraceptive use and liver damage, detailing findings on their relationship.

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endometriosis

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Chemical and Drug Induced Liver Injury Contraceptives, Oral Drug Synergism Drug Therapy Endometriosis Hepatitis Liver Function Tests Lynestrenol Mestranol Toxicology Female Humans

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