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cjgl-2423	Shalala, Donna E.	Women Get Heart Disease Too: A Brief History of Gender Discrimination in Medical Research	2000	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1648	82	57	But they often affected women differently-a fact that most women probably recognized even if the health care system did not. Or that the drug once administered might interfere with a future pregnancy.3 Alternatively, it was thought that hormonal fluctuations in women would make results from drug testing difficult to sort out.4 That, of course, raised a question that no one was inclined to answer: if hormones ' David Wright & Nancy J. Chew, Women & Minorities in Clinical Research, Part 1, Applied Clinical Trials 45 (Sept. 1996).	cache/cjgl-2423.pdf	txt/cjgl-2423.txt