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La Administración de Alimentos y Medicamentos y el acetato de medroxiprogesterona. ¿Cuáles son las cuestiones?

A Rosenfield, D Maine, R Rochat

    JAMA
    |June 3, 1983
    PubMed
    Resumen

    La Administración de Alimentos y Medicamentos (FDA) debe aprobar el depósito de anticonceptivos inyectables medroxiprogesterona acetato. La revisión de la literatura científica no indica ninguna razón para la negación, apoyando su uso con estudios continuos de efectos secundarios y elección informada del paciente.

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    La anticoncepción es un método anticonceptivo.Agentes anticonceptivos para mujeres.Los agentes anticonceptivos, las progestinas.Agentes anticonceptivos--efectos beneficiosos en las mujeres.Agentes anticonceptivos - historia de los mismos.Agentes anticonceptivos - aspectos legales.Los agentes anticonceptivos - efectos secundarios.Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivos Métodos anticonceptivosEl Depo-Provera fueEvaluación de la evaluación.Planificación familiar La planificación familiar.Agencias gubernamentales Agencias gubernamentales.Los inyectables se pueden inyectar.Acetato de medroxiprogesterona--efectos beneficiosos en las mujeres.Acetato de medroxiprogesterona--historia de su uso.Acetato de medroxiprogesterona - aspectos legalesAcetato de medroxiprogesterona - efectos secundarios de las drogas.Organizaciones Organizaciones Organizaciones Organizaciones.Agentes de control reproductivo Agentes de control reproductivo Agentes de control reproductivo Agentes de control reproductivo Agentes de control reproductivo Agentes de control reproductivo Agentes de control reproductivo

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