ライフサイエンスコーパス: menstruating

1 had had a hysterectomy and 29,787 were still menstruating.

2 es), and in younger women who were no longer menstruating.

3 tility may be impaired even in women who are menstruating after chemotherapy, and survivors are at hi

4 Women with a menstruating age of 11 years had a significantly higher

5 ne manipulation protocol, healthy, regularly menstruating, asymptomatic women completed positron emis

6 young women were studied: trained regularly menstruating athletes (trained), untrained regularly men

7 ty were assessed twice over 6 years in 1,312 menstruating female twins ascertained from a population-

8 ession line of the ferritin concentration in menstruating girls with high iron intakes had a less neg

9 convenience sample of currently and formerly menstruating people using a web-based survey.

10 common disorders affecting up to 15% of the menstruating population globally.

11 The needs of menstruating, pregnant, and lactating women are greater

12 d IL-7 in postmenopausal (PMW) and regularly menstruating premenopausal (RMPW) women, while consideri

13 dies have evaluated patterns among regularly menstruating premenopausal women.

14 MS in 17- to 45-y-old Gambian women who were menstruating regularly and within the previous 3 mo.

15 n post-menopausal women, compared with women menstruating regularly.

16 nt factors, we find that women who are still menstruating spend more time caring for their parents th

17 enefits, we would expect women who are still menstruating to care more for their parents than women w

18 ting athletes (trained), untrained regularly menstruating (untrained) and trained oral contraceptive

19 ceptor-positive breast cancer who had ceased menstruating with adjuvant cyclophosphamide-based chemot

20 the case of a previously healthy 23-year-old menstruating woman who was diagnosed with mTSS after she

21 oses of 1.5 mg/d [DOSAGE ERROR CORRECTED] in menstruating women and 2.0 mg/d [DOSAGE ERROR CORRECTED]

22 Fourteen healthy menstruating women and 9 women diagnosed as having PMDD

23 Body iron in menstruating women decreased somewhat (by 4.6%) in the m

24 on and TSST-1 serum antibody titers in 3,012 menstruating women in North America between the ages of

25 dic anovulation in a cohort of 259 regularly menstruating women in the BioCycle Study.

26 eptive users were omitted, the median for 15 menstruating women increased to 1.66 mg/d.

27 Fifty-eight menstruating women were enrolled in this prospective stu

28 g/d for 29 men, 1.58 (0.65-4.88) mg/d for 19 menstruating women, and 0.99 (0.86-1.57) for 5 postmenop

29 use of symptoms and functional impairment in menstruating women.

30 d sporadic anovulation in healthy, regularly menstruating women.

31 d incident anovulation in healthy, regularly menstruating women.

32 nopausal women and was highly skewed for the menstruating women; menstrual iron accounted for 90% of

33 llege-age men, older men, young low-hormone (menstruating) women, young high-hormone (midluteal) wome

34 (via processes such as affiliation of early-menstruating youth with older, more deviant peers), such