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catalyst-32339	Tessaro, Lara	Potency and Power: Estrogen, Cosmetics, and Labeling in Canadian Regulatory Practices, 1939-1953	2020	44	.pdf	application/pdf	14339	802	49	How was this test squared with Pugsley’s claim that National Health had adopted an upper potency limit for estrogenic cosmetics? Neutered by Pugsley’s advice, National Health inspectors predictably took no action.34 National Health’s most protracted investigation of estrogenic cosmetics, pursued from its Vancouver office in 1952, provides a second example of how dose was enacted through labeling practices.	cache/catalyst-32339.pdf	txt/catalyst-32339.txt