Oral contraceptive use and increased plasma concentration of C-reactive protein.

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Published in Life Sci on July 25, 2003

Authors

Darlene M Dreon1, Joanne L Slavin, Stephen D Phinney

Author Affiliations

1: Galileo Pharmaceuticals, Inc, 5301 Patrick Henry Drive, Santa Clara, CA 95054, USA. ddreon@galileopharma.com

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