Qualitative cross-cultural exploration of vaginal bleeding/spotting symptoms and impacts associated with hormone therapy in post-menopausal women to inform the development of new patient-reported measurement tools
Authors:
- Rob ArbuckleRARob Arbuckle
- Louise HumphreyLHLouise Humphrey
- Lucy AbrahamLALucy Abraham
- Lorraine DennersteinLDLorraine Dennerstein
- James A. SimonJSJames A. Simon
- Sebastian MirkinSMSebastian Mirkin
- Nicola BonnerNBNicola Bonner
- Steven WalmsleySWSteven Walmsley
- Sophi TatlockSTSophi Tatlock
- Tara SymondsTSTara Symonds
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