Calidad de Vida Global y Sexual en la Menopausia, Referencias

Referencias

Calidad de Vida Global y Sexual en la Menopausia

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Terapia con Andrógenos para Mujeres Perimenopáusicas y Posmenopáusicas

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Terapias Complementarias

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* Correspondencia: Profesor R. J. Baber, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Sydney Medical School North, The University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia; email: rod@rodbaber.com.au(c) 2016 Sociedad Internacional de Menopausia.
** Colaboradores de esta versión en español.