Use of Oral Contraceptives to Manipulate Menstruation in Young, Physically Active Women
Mia A. Schaumberg(The University of Queensland), Tina L. Skinner(The University of Queensland), David Jenkins(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Nicola W. Burton(Griffith University), Lynne Emmerton(Curtin University), Xanne Janse de Jonge(Hunter Water)
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