Selected herbal dietary supplements used to manage climacteric (menopausal-type) symptoms.

Urol Nurs

Division of Nursing and Respiratory Care, Shenandoah University and PMHNP, Northwestern Community Services, Winchester, VA, USA.

Published: August 2002

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