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Sort links by: Title ( + | - ) Date ( + | - ) Rating ( + | - ) Popularity ( + | - ) Sites currently sorted by: Title (A to Z)DES Action Canada is the o?nly consumer organization in the country alerting Canadians and health professionals to the o?ngoing risks related to the drug DES. Since 1982, our not-for-profit organization has worked very hard to ensure that a medical mistake like that of DES, which has caused great damage to the health of thousands of Canadians, never happens again. Added on: 10-Jan-2004 | hits: 748 Report broken link | DetailsIt is important for men who know or suspect they are DES sons to be aware of possible problems and know what to do about them. Although less research has been conducted on the consequences of DES exposure in males than in females, a number of concerns have been identified during the past 30 years. Much evidence suggests that the effects of DES exposure may become more pronounced during later years (i.e. middle age and beyond).
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