Efficacy of biorhythmic transdermal combined hormone treatment in relieving climacteric symptoms: a pilot study

B FormbyThe Rasmus Institute for Medical Research, Program in Reproductive Endocrinology, Santa Barbara, CA, USACorrespondence[email protected]

F SchmidtThe Rasmus Institute for Medical Research, Program in Reproductive Endocrinology, Santa Barbara, CA, USA

Pages 159-163 | Published online: 28 Feb 2011

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