Plasma Anandamide Concentration and Pregnancy Outcome in Women With Threatened Miscarriage
Authors:
- Osama M H HabayebOHOsama M H Habayeb
- Anthony H TaylorAnthony H Taylor
- Mark FinneyMFMark Finney
- Mark D EvansMark D Evans
- Justin C KonjeJKJustin C Konje
- 12 March 2008
- journal article
- letter
- Published by American Medical Association (AMA) in JAMA
- Vol. 299 (10) , 1135-1136
Abstract
Letter from JAMA — Plasma Anandamide Concentration and Pregnancy Outcome in Women With Threatened MiscarriageKeywords
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