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Male hormonal contraception

Explores the challenges and potential of male hormonal contraception development and its side effects.

Sex Differentiation: Abnormalities and Syndromes

Explores abnormalities and syndromes in sex differentiation, including Klinefelter and Turner syndromes, and pseudohermaphroditism.

Histology Practice: Hypophysis Microscopy

Delves into the practical aspects of histology, focusing on the microscopic examination of the hypophysis and its surrounding tissues.

Hormonal Contraception: Mechanism and Risks

Explores how hormonal contraceptive pills regulate the reproductive cycle and discusses their risks and benefits.

Metabolism and Hormones

Explores metabolic processes in different tissues and the role of hormones.

BPA: Health Concerns and Regulations

Explores the health concerns and regulations of Bisphenol A, discussing its impact on hormonal activity and potential health risks.

Vaginal Microbiota and Women's Health

Delves into the world of vaginal bacteria, focusing on Lactobacillus crispatus and its impact on women's health.

Osteoporosis Overview

Covers bone remodeling, hormone effects, menopause impact, and osteoporosis treatments.

Physiology: Systems Regulation

Delves into the intricate mechanisms of physiological regulation, including thermoregulation, surfactant production, and cardiovascular control.

Endocrine Regulation of Female Reproductive Cycle

Explores the endocrine regulation of the female reproductive cycle and the role of hormones in follicle development and fertilization.

Sex Differentiation: Development and Phenotypes

Explores the process of sex differentiation in mammals, detailing the development of gonads, reproductive ducts, and external genitalia.

Growth Hormone: Physiology and Pathologies

Explores the physiology and pathologies of growth hormone and insulin-like growth factor 1, including acromegaly, gigantism, and various types of dwarfism.

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