The Effect of Exogenous Hormones on Breast Cancer

Feb 25, 2014

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Hormones. Endogenous estrogens are hormones that are the produced within the bodyExogenous estrogens are those produced from outside of the bodyEndocrine disruptors are man-made synthetic chemicals and natural phytoestrogens (naturally occurring plant

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The Effect of Exogenous Hormones on Breast Cancer

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