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cells that
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There are two main
classes of...
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estrogenicity and are
thought to
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specifically added to
estrogen regimens,
unless the
uterus has been removed, to
avoid the
increased risk of
endometrial cancer.
Unopposed estrogen therapy promotes...
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known as
estrogen antagonists or
estrogen blockers, are a
class of
drugs which prevent estrogens like
estradiol from
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- the
growth of
breast tissue as a
result of a
hormone imbalance between estrogens and androgens.
Physically speaking,
gynecomastia is
completely benign...
- metabolism-resistant
estrogen methylestradiol (17α-methylestradiol),
methyltestosterone has
relatively high
estrogenicity and
hence potential for
estrogenic side effects...
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