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Re: "Natural" estrogens/progestinsFrom: dahmd@gate.netSun Aug 25 18:35:44 1996
In article Lynn Mandel <lmandel@u.washington.edu> writes: >If you are interested in finding out more about what the women who *don't* >come to see you are thinking, subscribe to the MENOPAUS list. Warning, >there is a lot of doc bashing and your mailbox will be inundated but list >participants discuss their experiences with alternative therapies.snip Lynn: Thanks for posting. Apparently there are a lot of folks who lurk on this list, because my mailbox has already been inundated with responses! For a while I contributed to alt.support.menopause but got tired of the doctor bashing, attacks on estrogen-based hormone therapy, and, in particular, attacks on male ob/gyns. (It seems en vogue to forgot the enormous contributions a lot of male ob/gyns have made to our field). The general trend I see from the posts thus far is a following of John Lee. If only Dole had that kind of PR! Thanks, Ashley Hill D. Ashley Hill, M.D. dahmd@gate.net Orlando, FL
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