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Estrogen Levels Drop More Rapidly In Women With History Of Migraines

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Risk Of Knee Injuries Higher Among Women Than Men Due To Estrogen, Study Says

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Cancer-Causing Gene Triggered By Alcohol May Increase Risk Of Breast Cancer

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One-Third Of Endocrinologists Do Not Want To Treat Transgender Patients, Survey Says

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Estrogen Supplementation Throughout Menopause Preserves Brain Size, Could Prevent Dementia

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Estrogen Sensor: New Device Sends Out Electronic Signals When Detecting Hormone In Liquid

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Frogs' Gender Ratio Getting Thrown Off By Estrogen In Suburban Lawns

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Breast Cancer Outcomes Poorer In African American Women

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Birth Control Pill Risks: Doubled Risk Of Brain Tumor After Taking Contraceptive For Five Years

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Estrogen Detection System Could Identify Hormone In Amount Equivalent To Drop Of Water In Olympic Sized Swimming Pool

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Opposites Attract For A Scientific Reason

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Marijuana's Effects Are Stronger For Women, But Give Men More Munchies

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Binge Eating Linked To Estrogen; Finding Could Open Door For New Preventative Treatments

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