A STUDY FOR THE ROLE OF OESTROGEN ON THE IMMOBILIZATION STRESS INDUCED CARDIOVASCULAR CHANGES
Abdullah El-Said Rgab El-Swerky;
Abstract
Coronary heart disease (CHD) develops in women on average 10 years later than in men. This lag has been attributed, to the protective effects of estrogens before menopause. Both natural and synthetic estrogens have antiinflammatory plus vasoprotective eff
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| Title | A STUDY FOR THE ROLE OF OESTROGEN ON THE IMMOBILIZATION STRESS INDUCED CARDIOVASCULAR CHANGES | Authors | Abdullah El-Said Rgab El-Swerky | Keywords | A STUDY FOR THE ROLE OF OESTROGEN ON THE IMMOBILIZATION STRESS INDUCED CARDIOVASCULAR CHANGES | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | Coronary heart disease (CHD) develops in women on average 10 years later than in men. This lag has been attributed, to the protective effects of estrogens before menopause. Both natural and synthetic estrogens have antiinflammatory plus vasoprotective eff |
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