[ACTION OF ACETYLCHOLINE IN CONTINUOUS INTRAVENOUS INJECTION: PHARMACODYNAMIC DOSES AND PHYSIOLOGICAL DOSES].
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Estrogenic activity in women receiving an injectable progestogen for contraception.
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FDA requirements for nonclinical testing of contraceptive steroids.
Written guidelines for the preclinical testing of contraceptive steroids have not been revised since 1968 despite the fact that many important changes have been implemented by the FDA's Division of Metabolism and Endocrine Drug Products. This paper describes the new preclinical testing requirements and the rationale for their implementation.
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Influence of nutritional status on pharmacokinetics of contraceptive progestogens.
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Immunocompetence of marginally nourished women on hormonal contraceptives.
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Injectable steroids as a method of contraception.
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Injectable contraceptives.
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Animals, Laboratory↗
Monthly injectable contraceptives.
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Amenorrhea↗
The effect of injectable contraceptive on lipid metabolism in women.
The effect of long acting progestational contraceptive injection, norethisterone-oenanthate was studied in twenty six women. The post injection results showed a significant decrease in total lipids, free cholesterol, total cholesterol, triglycerides, phospholipids and free fatty acids.
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