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Grinyer, A. (2002) Cancer in Young Adults: Through Parents' Eyes, Buckingham, Open University Press.
Grinyer, A. (2007) Young People Living with Cancer: Implications for Policy and Practice, Buckingham, Open University Press.
Grinyer, A. (2009) Life after Cancer In Adolescence and Young Adulthood: Late Effects and Long Term Survivorship, Oxford, Routledge.
Grinyer, A. (2012) Palliative & End of Life Care for Children & Young People: home, hospice and hospital, Oxford, Wiley Blackwell.
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Billie Jo Spears landed a few big country hits during the '70s, thanks to a sultry, bluesy voice that made her a perfect torch balladeer; while she never quite edged her way into stardom in the U.S., she earned a devoted following in Great Britain and toured there frequently. Spears was born in Beaumont, TX, in 1937 and made her professional debut at age 13 in an all-star country concert in Houston; not long after, she recorded the single "Too Old for Toys, Too Young for Boys" as Billie Joe Moore for Abbott Records. After high school, she sang in nightclubs and looked for a record deal, recording some demos with producer Pete Drake. She got a contract with United Artists in 1964 and moved to Nashville, where she worked with producer Kelso Herston. Her initial singles fared poorly, and when Herston moved to Capitol two years later, Spears followed. Success continued to elude her until 1969, when "Mr. Walker, It's All Over" climbed into the country Top Five. She charted several more times through 1972 but was forced to have surgery on her vocal cords twice over the next two years in order to remove nodules and polyps that could have robbed her of her voice entirely.
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Columbus Blue Jackets defenceman Jack Johnson has joined his fellow NHLPA members in voicing his displeasure at the NHL lockout, taking aim at the league's owners for the way they're treating the players.
"The concept that the owners are trying to dismantle existing contracts that they in good faith offered, signed, and committed to is appalling, unprofessional, and disgraceful," Johnson wrote in his blog at jackjohnson3.com.
"I negotiated my own contract, without an agent, with the confidence and belief that the owner offering me that contract operated by the same convictions and principals (sic) as I do. During the summer, the players offered to play through negotiations and the owners locked us out. We want to play hockey! Where is the honor? I'm ready to play and uphold my end of the deal!"
Johnson, 25, was acquired by the Blue Jackets in a trade for Jeff Carter last season, just one year after signing a seven-year contract extension with the Los Angeles Kings.
In 364 NHL games, Johnson has 34 goals, 104 assists and 271 penalty minutes.
"I want to work," read the blog. "I'm a professional athlete and I want to play hockey! In my chosen profession, I don't have until I am 60 or 70 years old to do this job. My window of opportunity to play professional hockey is limited. If I'm lucky, I can play until I'm 40. "I have been training as a hockey player my entire life, and I know it is a privilege to play in the NHL. So each month, each week, and each game that is cancelled is an opportunity I will never get back."
Johnson isn't the first player to criticize ownership during the work stoppage. On Sunday, Minnesota Wild defenceman Ryan Suter backtracked from comments he made last week to ESPN.com that insinuated he felt Wild owner Craig Leipold negotiated contracts with him and Zach Parise in bad faith with knowledge that the NHL would try to reduce player salaries during negotiations.
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After years of efforts to preserve the site, the public is invited to a grand opening for the Mesa Grande Cultural Park, 1000 N. Date St., Saturday, Jan. 19 from 8:30 a.m. to Noon. Mesa Grande is an ancient archaeological treasure in the middle of a modern city and is one of the most important prehistoric Hohokam sites in Arizona.
"The opening of the Mesa Grande Cultural Park is a great opportunity to show more people in Mesa and the valley how special this site is," District 1 Councilmember Dave Richins said. "It has taken many years of hard work by museum staff, archaeologists, community leaders and the Native American community to preserve and promote this amazing treasure."
The Mesa Grande Cultural Park features a Welcoming Center which will tell the story of the project to preserve the site and will display ceramics, baskets and other Hohokam artifacts. In addition to serving as a learning environment, the Welcoming Center will also assist archaeology students and Arizona Museum of Natural History staff with ongoing excavations. The center's design replicates Native American building techniques and includes an outdoor covered gathering area.
The grand opening will include a blessing and ribbon-cutting ceremony at 8:30 a.m., Salt River Traditional Dancers at 10 a.m., guided tours and traditional Hohokam games such as the atlatl and rabbit stick throws. The Mesa Grande Neighborhood Alliance will also provide a free pancake breakfast after the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The City of Mesa purchased the six-acre site in 1985 from Jack and Acquanetta Ross. The Arizona Museum of Natural History, owned and operated by the City, preserves Mesa Grande with assistance from the Southwest Archaeology Team. It is being opened as an official Arizona 2012 Centennial Legacy Project and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
"Mesa Grande has always created unique interest to the public and is of substantial scientific significance to the archaeological community. With the completion of the cultural park, Mesa Grande will now be open for everyone to enjoy," Arizona Museum of Natural History Administrator Tom Wilson said.
Mesa Grande remains one of the largest and most complex ancient Hohokam platform communities in the United States. The Hohokam built and used the platform mound between approximately A.D. 1100 and 1450. The mound is larger in length than a modern football field and 27 feet tall. Western explorers first discovered the site in 1856.
"This is an accumulation of years of work from many dedicated individuals and organizations who came together to preserve the legacy left by Mesa's first residents," Mayor Scott Smith said. "This site is a great point of pride in Mesa and now we can share it with the community."
The Mesa Grande Cultural Park will be open four days a week from October through mid-May. Hours will be Thursdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays from Noon to 4 p.m. Admission will be $5 for adults, $2 for children ages 3-16 and $4 for guided tours. Tours need to be scheduled in advance.
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Louisville's neighborhoods, landmarks and surrounding rural areas are vividly portrayed in photos, paintings and dimensional art in a new exhibit on display at Louisville's historic Metro Hall, Feb. 25 - June 8. The exhibit, titled "Shared Boundaries", is part of the ongoing Rotunda Art Project. It features three artists, each taking a distinctively different approach to examining places in and around Louisville:
· Rachel Seed's photographs freeze scenes and locations in the Portland neighborhood.
· Martin Rollins uses colored oil pastels to capture moments in time of neighborhoods including the Highlands, Clifton, Crescent Hill, Germantown and St Matthews.
· Bette Levy's old farm tools and hand-knitted embellishments express the history of her family and others in rural areas of Jefferson County and beyond.
"This eclectic display capturing scenes from our historic neighborhoods and reaching out to our rural roots should appeal to a broad range of people and it's a great fit for this art series," Mayor Greg Fischer said. "Whether it's viewing art, attending our monthly music shows, grabbing lunch on Food Truck Tuesday or discussing new ideas for our city's future, we want people to enjoy Metro Hall and use this historic public facility to its fullest."The exhibit is curated by Daniel Pfalzgraf, a multi-media artist and curator who has been exhibiting art professionally for over 14 years. He is currently director of The Green Building Gallery and also director of Media Services at B. Deemer Gallery in Louisville.
The Rotunda Art Project series is produced in partnership with the Louisville Commission on Public Art, with assistance from the Louisville Visual Art Association.
Visitors may see the exhibit anytime the building is open to the public, which is generally weekdays from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. There is no charge to enter Metro Hall, but people are required to go through security and show a photo ID.
Daniel Pfalzgraf is a multi-media artist and curator who has been exhibiting art professionally for over 14 years. He is currently the Director of The Green Building Gallery and the Director of Media Services at B. Deemer Gallery in Louisville. He was previously an assistant preparator at the Speed Art Museum and the Media Coordinator at Bill Lowe Gallery in Atlanta, GA. He has also worked as an independent curator creating exhibitions under the name of LoCAL.gallery.
Pfalzgraf's art is represented locally at Swanson Contemporary. His current series of work, "Blindly Following History" are blind contour drawings of portraits that are then painted in with oil paint and old, used motor oil.
Pfalzgraf received a BFA from Murray State University (1999) in sculpture and drawing. He has exhibited in numerous group and solo exhibitions in Louisville and Atlanta.
With the art and artists I selected to exhibit in Metro Hall, I wanted to examine places in and around Louisville filtered through time. From specific landmarks in the various neighborhoods of the city, to the rural surrounding areas, Bette Levy, Martin Rollins, and Rachel Seed all give us a second look at our day-to-day surroundings.
Rachel Seed's photos freeze the Portland neighborhood into a singular moment in time. Her attention to composition, to the color and textures of the area breathes new life into the old buildings and scenes that are often go unnoticed to as we travel from "point a" to "point b".
Through simple manipulation of colored oil pastels, Martin Rollins captures a real sense of precise moments of time in the neighborhoods of his drawings. You know when you see each work the exact the time of day, the temperature, and the feel and smells of the Highlands, Clifton, Crescent Hill, Germantown, and St. Matthews. His drawings don't just reproduce the appearance of our city – they provoke emotional understanding of the community.
Bette Levy's use of old farm tools and hand-knitted embellishments reminds us of the importance of heritage, relationships and craft often associated with the rural life found further out in Jefferson County and beyond. Levy's artwork elegantly expresses both her family's personal history and the history of families all around the Metro area.
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Originally posted by: Kijak on 8/25/2005 12:49:16 PM
Sorry to hear about the boat problems bo. I'm gonna be on here alot more often so I'll keep ya posted on the fishing. Hopefully we can get more of these Carolina boys and gals on here.
Originally posted by: riverrat-sc on 9/4/2005 1:24:17 PM
It will be next year most likely before I try fishing seriously. I've had such a rough time as of late with this and that. On Sept 3 I passed my 38th kidney stone so I just not up for much. Good luck to those who are able to go.
Originally posted by: Catfishjunkie on 10/7/2005 9:13:32 AM
I am not from SC, but I spend a great deal of time up there each year. I have some good friends who live in Gaston and one who is the one I can blame for getting me into fishing <!--graemlin::D-->But usually when I do go up there we usually fish either in Santee or that river that runs through Columbia (i forget the name) But I plan on moving up there once I get out of the AF.
Originally posted by: riverrat-sc on 10/7/2005 11:07:16 AM
Saluda and Broad river flow into Columbia and Conagree flows out. Glad to have with us either way Catfish.
Originally posted by: Catfishjunkie on 10/7/2005 1:47:50 PM
Thanks riverrat, I think it was the Conagree, thst sounds right...but then I am terrible with names <!--graemlin::D-->
Originally posted by: riverrat-sc on 11/8/2005 9:23:58 AM
Ok did I loose all my SC brothers or what?
Originally posted by: SCstephen on 11/9/2005 12:48:36 PM
I check back here occasionally, just havent had much to post about. Havent been fishin in a while and prolly wont till spring. But ill keep visiting back here!
Originally posted by: bigchil on 12/10/2005 2:42:56 AM
hi my name is chad i live in greenville and i try to fish as much as possible. i usually fish greenwood or i fish the middle saluda for trout. i have fished hartwell a couple of times for striper and we caught at least fifteen every night wwe went.i am only 22 and sort of new to fishing. i would like to get a little more into trout and bass fishing i usually just catfish though. i just wanted to stop by and tell everyone hey. i have just finished paying my life membership and am waiting on my rod.
Originally posted by: riverrat-sc on 12/10/2005 5:55:44 AM
Welcome to the board bigchil.I mainly catfish myself but I do a little fishing for other fish.
Originally posted by: SCstephen on 12/12/2005 7:57:07 PM
Welcome! good to see another south carolinian here!
Originally posted by: riverrat-sc on 12/12/2005 8:43:10 PM
Good to see you're still here SCstephen.I've been fishing my days off but haven't had much luck yet. My next trip will be to Wateree because I usually catch fish there.
Originally posted by: SCstephen on 12/15/2005 12:16:31 PM
Good luck at Wateree. Most likely, I'm done fishing till spring. I usually dont fish during winter. I would if I could, but I dont have a car to drive to the pond yet so I'm stuck to spring, summer, fall fishing for now. But ill be getting all my rods re-lined for spring though. Its about time to change the line on em.
Originally posted by: HunterVasili on 1/20/2006 6:23:39 PM
hey i am not from SC. i live in canada but spend close to a month there at least each year... i am in the spartanburg area... anywhere good to fish or hunt around there publicly?
Originally posted by: riverrat-sc on 1/20/2006 10:03:28 PM
Howdy. Don't know about hunting but there are a few places to fish. Lake Johnson, Lake Bowen and Lake Craig have bank fishing.
Originally posted by: Fisherman624 on 1/21/2006 6:25:54 PM
I just joined and will be here. I fish/live on lake murray in chapin. I bass fish.
Originally posted by: SCstephen on 1/22/2006 7:05:04 PM
Welcome Fisherman624, good to see another South Carolinian bass fisherman here.
Originally posted by: riverrat-sc on 1/22/2006 7:53:01 PM
Welcome Fisherman.Glad to see you're still with us SC.I can't wait to go fishing but it will be a little while before I'll be able to go. I've been sick this week so I have to get very well before I can try so that I don't have a relapse.
Originally posted by: Joel C on 3/19/2006 7:41:01 AM
Howdy all, Just moved here from Mississippi. Looking forward to fishing around here. I have been reading about Santee Cooper for years.Anyways, I am not a new member I just lost my password for my old login JustFishin' and I can not seem to get "memberservices" to help me reset it.
Originally posted by: SCstephen on 3/23/2006 1:17:46 PM
Well welcome back and welcome to South Carolina!
Originally posted by: BDRooster on 5/10/2006 7:36:32 PM
I'm not from South Carolina but I'm currently living here thanks to the Army. I've really enjoyed my time here in South Carolina and I'm hoping I'll enjoy the fishing more.


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Reducing wages would be economic suicideAugust 24, 2013"Let's raise the minimum wage to $30 per hour, and then we'll all make a good living." — Delegate Larry Kump (R-Berkeley) as quoted by Russell Mokhiber at his Morgan County USA blog. Don't worry.... LocalGrownRepublicans are the slave masters of out current society. They want to take away a living wage, reduce or eliminate healthcare, take away the power of the employees and strip away women's rights. All the while pretending to help us all out. The only thing Republicans will help you out of is your rights and freedoms. Then they have all the control over your life. Wake up West Virginians, these are wolves in Sheep's clothing. 0 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianYoua re talking to a playwright. What would they know 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » BonoMalumSuperateSean, you are delusion if you think the bankrupt European countries have cut spending. The only thing they have done is reprioritize their spending. You see the interest on the loans they have been so graciously "granted" from the ECB must be repaid, consuming ever larger portions of the very loans they have taken, therefore less fake(printed out of thin air" money to spend. You see Sean, this is the very course Amerika is on. Just asked the overpaid Gov't pensioners of Detroit. The banksers get 80 cents on the dollar and the public sector retired "workers" get 20 cents on the dollar. The borrow and deficit spending programs you advocate are draining the scares (money) resources out of the economy and into the coffers of the central banks. 0 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianSista:"of keeping wages low" Talents keep wages low. You see what gubment employment does to people. You dont pay public school teachers more because anyone could do it. Just like anyone can use a pickaxe but not everyone can design a bridge. You see how that works. 3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » SisterSledgeWV should give Sean's idea a try. After decades of keeping wages low, it may be time to change course. Those businesses that squeal and leave the state were never interested in our well being anyway. SLAM! 3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianWith every day more companies reducing their employees hours to avoid Barrys Care costs, how is it if you raise the minimum wage you think businesses will stay? They will leave as they always have when good intentioned leftists start pretending they understand free markets. Seany: "We also have low utility rates, low property costs and low taxes. But, that hasn't produced job growth" Gee, lets ask the Democrats, those that dominate the politics and the economy here--cant dodge that one, Sean--about their legal lobby friends and the Lawsuit Lotto mindset theyve got every downtrodden type dreaming of a businesses misfortune. That tends to keep businesses away as well. But then I dont write plays. I wouldnt know 6 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianSeaney:"Right to Work" laws that would undermine union organizing efforts by freeing individual workers from the obligation to join a union even if a majority of workers at a given employer vote for unionization" Isnt that cute. THe majority has the right to force membership on you--taking away the right of a business owner to employ who they choose--but the majority has no right to deny homoseual so called marriage. Yeh, I get it, Sean. 6 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianOnce again the comfy and cozy Seaneys of the world moralising for them downtrodden workers--gee, a playwright ought to know, right? But of course forgets that when you punish employers and business we dont come around. And then all youve got are over priced coffee houses where the Seanys can hang out and babble about fairness and all the other Look-Im-Guilty topics meanwhile high wage mining jobs go away because, well, because Sean knows best for us. Yeh, he writes plays you see. He knows. 7 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Showing 9 of 9 comments
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Posted 24 May 2010 - 09:37 PM
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Any chance the Gods of FOC could change it so that the picture along the banner at the top of the site changes every now and again to show different models? One of my friends posts on http://forums.mg-rover.org/ and they have a different pic each day with a new car on it, it looks pretty cool and keeps it interesting.
Also, I really, really agree with the new window on clicking a link thing.
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The climb to the top of the Olympic League is an arduous one and it just got a little tougher in 2009.
North Kitsap joins the ranks of track teams vying for league titles, making it even tougher for a Sequim girls squad seeking to repeat as league champs after posting an undefeated 2008 mark.
The Wolves are hamstrung a bit with some key injuries and low turnout (just two dozen reported to tryouts this March), but when healthy, Sequim's girls are tough to beat.
All five state-qualifers - Alli Cutting, Lauryn Garrett, Anna LaBeaume, Audrey Lichten and Samantha Whiteside - are back, with Laura Moser and Christina Bruce joining Cutting and Lichten in dominating league distance runs.
Cutting took second in the 800-
meter race and third at 3,200 meters.
LaBeaume has a shot to medal once again at the state meet in both 200-meter dash and shot put events. She set school records at state last year in both.
Garrett, a senior, figures to be at the top of the league in both hurdles events, and Whiteside took third at state in the pole vault last season and figures to only improve.
Chase O'Neill, out of action due to a concussion injury she suffered from last fall, is a threat to medal in the triple jump at state as well.
Also likely earning big points for the Wolves this year are multi-
talented Persephone Nelson and Alex Rose-Albert.
The boys' side looks healthy in numbers with a 44-athlete turnout this spring, hoping to improve upon Sequim's 6-2 season mark and repeat as the 2A Olympic League champs.
Despite losing state champion (100 meter dash) and three-medal winner Kincaid Nichols, the Wolves see plenty of returning talent including pole-vaulter David Copeland, hurdlers Josh Fodge and Stephen Stilts, triple jumper Derrell Jensen and distance runners Chris Consoliver, Colby Robb and Tyler Wilson-Walters.
Newcomers give the Wolves depth and a great advantage heading into the league meet season. Runners Alex Clifford and Ben Ohnstad fill out the already strong distance crew while footballer Thomas Gallagher bolsters the team's throwing crew.
Freshman Emanuel Herrera and senior Brad Woolf give Sequim two more solid sprinters.
The Wolves are in action at home April 9 against Klahowya and Olympic.
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Sequim High Wolves track & field
Head coach: Brad Moore (15th year)
2008 record: Boys - 6-2 in Olympic League (2A champs), second at districts; one individual and one relay to state, finished tied for 15th; state title in 100-meter dash. Girls - 8-0 in Olympic League (overall champs), second at districts; five individuals and finished tied for ninth at state 2A meet
_ Returnees: Boys - Kevin Beck (discus), Chris Consoliver (distance, javelin), David Copeland (pole vault), Josh Daker (throws), Josh Fodge (hurdles), Joey Gish (middle distances), Rexx Ingalls (sprints, relays), Derrell Jensen (sprints, triple jump, relays), Jared Lindorfer (sprints, relays), David McComas (discus), Steven Moore (javelin), Colby Robb, (distance), Stephen Stilts (hurdles), Tyler Wilson-Walters (distance, javelin).
Girls - Christina Bruce (distance), Sierra Clark (javelin), Alli Cutting (distance, relays), Lauryn Garrett (hurdles, jumps), Anna LaBeaume (shot put, sprints, relays), Audrey Lichten (distance, relays), Brenna Moore (discus), Laura Moser (distance), Chase O'Neill (jumps, relays), Persephone Nelson (jumps, throws, sprints, relays), Alex Rose-Albert (jumps, discus), Sam Whiteside (pole vault, sprints, relays), Megan Zumbuhl (sprints, long jump, relays)
_ Newcomers: Boys - Alex Clifford (distance), John Berkes (sprints), Thomas Gallagher (throws), Emanuel Herrera (sprints, relays), Ben Ohnstad, (distance), Brad Woolf (sprints, throws).
Girls - Kelsey DeWald (pole vault), Nicole Phifer (sprints, jumps)
Outlook: A strong spring turnout and newcomers help the boys' team outscore most competitors. The girls' team is lean in numbers but well off in returning state qualifiers. If the girls stay healthy, they'll move plenty of athletes on in the postseason, but scoring enough wins for a league championship may prove too tough.
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The Winterthur Library has acquired an account book kept by Jesse Patchen (1746-1830), a tailor who worked during the 1770s in New Lebanon, NY. His 117-page manuscript is typical of its time and kind in that it records the names of customers, what was made or mended for them, the cost of the work, and payments; signatures indicate when accounts had been settled.
Patchen had about 80 customers, and from all appearances, he was successful at what he did. Albany County, NY, tax records, however, indicate he was not a man of wealth. In 1779, he is listed with real estate assets of 20 pounds, personal property of 18 pounds, and was taxed 7 pounds 12 shillings.
Patchen's account book, in addition to being a fine record of the activities of a tailor, is important for another reason. It is directly related to the beginnings of the Shaker religious sect. Ann Lee founded the Shakers in Manchester, Eng., and in 1774, she and seven of her followers sailed for America in a leaky boat named Mariah. They landed in New York City and in 1776, moved to the first Shaker site, Niskeyuna, near Albany. Soon, the Shakers established their second community in New Lebanon.
Patchen lived and worked in New Lebanon a decade prior to the establishment of the Shaker community in that town. He did considerable work for at least eight people or members of families who would eventually become Shakers, including Joseph Meacham, who succeeded Ann Lee as Shaker leader, and Daniel Darrow, who donated his farmland to the Shaker community. Both Meacham and Darrow signed Patchen's book.
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Effects of a novel estrogen-free, progesterone receptor modulator-contraceptive vaginal ring on inhibition of ovulation, bleeding patterns and endometrium in normal women (HTML)
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Contraception 85(5): 480-488
Publication date: 2012
Progesterone receptor modulators (PRMs) delivered by contraceptive vaginal rings provide an opportunity for development of an estrogen-free contraceptive that does not require daily oral intake of steroids. The objective of this proof-of-concept study was to determine whether continuous delivery of 600-800 mcg of ulipristal acetate (UPA) from a contraceptive vaginal ring could achieve 80% to 90% inhibition of ovulation.
Study Design
This was a prospective, controlled, open-labeled, multicenter international trial to examine the effectiveness and safety of this prototype vaginal ring. Thirty-nine healthy women, 21-40 years old and not at risk of pregnancy, were enrolled at three clinic sites. Volunteers participated in a control cycle, a 12-week treatment period and a post-treatment cycle. Pharmacodynamic effects on follicular function and inhibition of ovulation, effects on endometrium, bleeding patterns and serum UPA levels were evaluated.
Mean UPA levels during treatment were nearly constant, approximately 5.1 ng/mL throughout the study. Ovulation was documented in 32% of 111 "4-week treatment cycles." A correlation was observed between serum UPA and degree of inhibition of ovarian activity. There was no evidence of hyperplasia of endometrium, but PRM-associated endometrial changes were frequently observed (41%).
In this study, the minimum effective contraceptive dose was not established. Further studies are required testing higher doses of UPA to attain ovulation suppression in a higher percentage of subjects.
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