F. Cro, G. Bersani - Vol. 7, Settembre 2001, num.3
Testo Immagini Bibliografia Summary Riassunto Indice
La sensibilità ai cambiamenti stagionali
come possibile fattore di rischio per lo sviluppo di disturbi premestruali.
Uno studio epidemiologico
Seasonality as a possible risk factor for the development of premenstrual
disorders.
An epidemiological survey
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