Entretiens
BASS Marie. Bass et Howes, interviewés à Washington, DC, le 12 Avril 1999.
BENET Leslie, MD. Department of Pharmacy, University of California, San Francisco, interviewée à San Francisco, CA, le 15 Mai 1998.
HASELTINE Florence, MD, PhD. Center for Population Research at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, NIH, interviewée à Rockville, MD, le 19 Avril 1999.
MANSON JoAnn, MD. Harvard Medical School, interviewée à Boston, MA, le 22 Avril 1998.
MERKATZ Ruth, PhD, RN. Pfizer (auparavant avec le Office of Women’s Health, FDA). Interviewée à New York, NY, le 9 Mars 1998.
SCHROEDER Patricia. Ancienne élue (Colorado). Interviewée à Washington, DC, le 18 Mars 1998.
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