Mood disturbances during combined oral contraceptive use and the effect of androgen supplementation. Results of a double-blind, placebo-controlled, single-case alternation design pilot study
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P. Onghena | H. C. Coelingh Bennink | F. Roumen | Annemieke M van Wijck | Y. Zimmerman | M. T. Ter Kuile
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