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Treatments for Menstrual Cramps throughout History
Students, Interns and ... Museum of Health Care 2015-09-16 Students, Interns and ... Museum of Health Care 2015-09-16

Treatments for Menstrual Cramps throughout History

If menstrual cramps continue to significantly affect women today, even with accessibility to modern painkillers, how did the women of the past attempt to treat the pain associated with their monthly menstrual cycles?

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Lydia E. Pinkham: Life and Legacy
Collections, Students, Interns and ... Museum of Health Care 2014-06-19 Collections, Students, Interns and ... Museum of Health Care 2014-06-19

Lydia E. Pinkham: Life and Legacy

Although she only turned to the commercial creation of medicine during the last eight years of her life, Pinkham experienced within that brief timeframe meteoric success as a producer of medicines marketed exclusively for women. Within her lifetime, Pinkham became a cultural icon.

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