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Professor Philip Steer, BJOG editor-in-chief, said: "Commercial images and social pressures often serve to distort public perceptions about what is physically normal. Professor Philip Steer, BJOG editor-in-chief, however, added larger investigation was required before reaching conclusions about the impact of early onset of menstruation in women. 31) Moreover, in a January 2006 e-mail communication to Brent Rooney, the editor-in-chief of BJOG admitted that the evidence that abortion increases the risk of preterm labor is now "overwhelming" (P. |
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