Biomedical subjects
K Dalton
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Migraine and oral contraceptives.
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A clinician's view.
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Prenatal progesterone and educational attainments.
Children whose mothers received prenatal progesterone have been shown to be advanced in development at one year and to have greater academic achievement at 9-10 years. This study compares the educational attainments at 17-20 years of 34 progesterone children with 37 normal and 12 toxaemic controls. More progesterone children continued schooling after 16 years compared with controls; a higher proportion left school with 'O' level and 'A' level passes, the average number of passes per child was greater at both levels and more obtained a university place. The best academic results were in those whose mothers had received over 5 grams of prenatal progesterone, and for whom administration commenced before the sixteenth week and treatment lasted longer than eight weeks.
Letter: Paramenstrual baby battering.
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Food intake prior to a migraine attack--study of 2,313 spontaneous attacks.
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The influence of menstruation. 2.
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The influence of menstruation. 1.
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Progesterone suppositories and pessaries in the treatment of menstrual migraine.
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Physical disability and general practice.
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The general practitioner and research.
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Ovulation symptoms and avoidance of conception.
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Migraine--a personal view.
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Prospective study into puerperal depression.
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