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Re: No SubjectFrom: Jerome Yankowitz (jerome-yankowitz@uiowa.edu)Fri Apr 14 09:28:50 2000
May have been written up in the Times but check Lancet or NEJM. I believe there was study in one of those about worse short term memory. Authors commenting on how this might impact on women's ability to carry out medication instructions and so on.
>a couple?? of years ago I remember a patient telling me about an article
-- Jerome Yankowitz, MD Director, Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment Unit Dept of OB/GYN Univ of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Telephone: 319-356-2574 Fax No: 319-353-6759
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