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P4Pentium IV (Intel microprocessor)
P4Persona 4 (game)
P4Progesterone (hormone)
P4Perforce (software vendor)
P4Phosphorus
P4Postnatal Day 4
P4Personal For (US Navy)
P4Product, Price, Promotion and Place (marketing analysis tool)
P4Photolithographic Pattern Plated Probe
P4Perfect Fourth (music)
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PREGNANT women who have low levels of the hormone progesterone may be more likely to give birth prematurely, researchers said.
Birth test by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
When I became a nutritionist nearly 30 years ago, bioidentical progesterone was all the rage.
I warned you about this hormone for nearly 30 years--now I can ... by Women's Health Letter
This study establishes progesterone as a likely part of the neuroendocrine basis of social bonding in humans," said Stephanie Brown, lead author of the study.
Why dishing with a friend gives you such relief by Asian News International
 
 
 
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