PCOS-101 References
References for “PCOS 101, Your Guide to Health and Hope”
by Amy Medling
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[12] Futterweit, A Patient’s Guide, 10.
[12] Grassi, Angela, A Dietician’s Guide to Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Haverford, PA, Luca Publishing, 2007, 2.
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[50] Thatcher, PCOS 101.
[51] Futterweit, A Patient’s Guide, 65.
[52] Futterweit, A Patient’s Guide, 38.
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