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The doctors' case against the pill (A Dolphin book)

Barbara Seaman

A reassessment of a thought-provoking work raises questions about the safety and reliability of birth control pills in the light of such modern technologies as hormone replacement therapy and Norplant implants. Reprint. Tour.

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Crime Junkie

Podcast

Crime Junkie

It was published in 1969 and brought to light many negative side effects of the birth control pill that were not being discussed, although some of its claims were later proven incorrect.

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This story starts with a woman named Barbara Seaman who published a book titled The Doctor's Case Against the Pill in 1969.

— Episode: WHITE COLLAR: The Dalkon Shield

Episode: WHITE COLLAR: The Dalkon Shield

It was published in 1969 and brought to light many negative side effects of the birth control pill that were not being discussed, although some of its claims were later proven incorrect.

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This story starts with a woman named Barbara Seaman who published a book titled The Doctor's Case Against the Pill in 1969.

99% Invisible

Podcast

99% Invisible

It was published in 1969 and detailed concerns about the pill's side effects, including severe negative effects not previously acknowledged by drug companies or doctors.

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In 1969, a book was published. Barbara Seaman, who was a journalist at the time, wrote The Doctor's Case Against the Pill, which documented what she and others believed was really kind of egregious tr...

— Episode: Repackaging the Pill

Episode: Repackaging the Pill

It was published in 1969 and detailed concerns about the pill's side effects, including severe negative effects not previously acknowledged by drug companies or doctors.

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In 1969, a book was published. Barbara Seaman, who was a journalist at the time, wrote The Doctor's Case Against the Pill, which documented what she and others believed was really kind of egregious treatment by drug companies and physicians and the FDA, the failure to kind of acknowledge these serious risks around the pill.

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