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"* Women with cancer, AIDS, and other serious diseases can't get access to potentially lifesaving new drugs. Most women cannot get access to new drugs as FDA guidelines still do not require adequate representation of women in trials studying new medical treatments.

* Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval is necessary for medical treatments used by doctors in the U.S.

* Pharmaceutical companies sell drugs newly approved by the FDA without knowing how those drugs will affect most women. Drug companies and medical researchers rarely include women of 'childbearing potential' in studies of new treatments as that would require having gynecologists and other doctors on staff who understand that male bodies are not a 'universal norm.' Women have to be sterile to participate in most trials as researchers think any woman might get pregnant at any moment - even if she is lesbian or using birth control. Women who are pre-menopausal and refuse to be sterilized are still excluded from treatment trials to protect a 'potential fetus.'

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* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

"Food & Drug Administration = Frustration Death & Anger, Federal Department of Androcentrism, Favoring Drug Co.'s in America, Forget Dignity and Autonomy, Females Demand Attention, Fetuses Dig AZT, Federal Department of Aggravation, Furtive Drug Approval"

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* Pharmaceutical companies sell drugs newly approved by the FDA without knowing how those drugs will affect most women. Drug companies and medical researchers rarely include women of 'childbearing potential' in studies of new treatments as that would require having gynecologists and other doctors on staff who understand that male bodies are not a 'universal norm.' Women have to be sterile to participate in most trials as researchers think any woman might get pregnant at any moment - even if she is lesbian or using birth control. Women who are pre-menopausal and refuse to be sterilized are still excluded from treatment trials to protect a 'potential fetus.'

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

"Food & Drug Administration = Frustration Death & Anger, Federal Department of Androcentrism, Favoring Drug Co.'s in America, Forget Dignity and Autonomy, Females Demand Attention, Fetuses Dig AZT, Federal Department of Aggravation, Furtive Drug Approval"

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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* Pharmaceutical companies sell drugs newly approved by the FDA without knowing how those drugs will affect most women. Drug companies and medical researchers rarely include women of 'childbearing potential' in studies of new treatments as that would require having gynecologists and other doctors on staff who understand that male bodies are not a 'universal norm.' Women have to be sterile to participate in most trials as researchers think any woman might get pregnant at any moment - even if she is lesbian or using birth control. Women who are pre-menopausal and refuse to be sterilized are still excluded from treatment trials to protect a 'potential fetus.'

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* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

"Food & Drug Administration = Frustration Death & Anger, Federal Department of Androcentrism, Favoring Drug Co.'s in America, Forget Dignity and Autonomy, Females Demand Attention, Fetuses Dig AZT, Federal Department of Aggravation, Furtive Drug Approval"

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* Pharmaceutical companies sell drugs newly approved by the FDA without knowing how those drugs will affect most women. Drug companies and medical researchers rarely include women of 'childbearing potential' in studies of new treatments as that would require having gynecologists and other doctors on staff who understand that male bodies are not a 'universal norm.' Women have to be sterile to participate in most trials as researchers think any woman might get pregnant at any moment - even if she is lesbian or using birth control. Women who are pre-menopausal and refuse to be sterilized are still excluded from treatment trials to protect a 'potential fetus.'

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

"Food & Drug Administration = Frustration Death & Anger, Federal Department of Androcentrism, Favoring Drug Co.'s in America, Forget Dignity and Autonomy, Females Demand Attention, Fetuses Dig AZT, Federal Department of Aggravation, Furtive Drug Approval"

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* Pharmaceutical companies sell drugs newly approved by the FDA without knowing how those drugs will affect most women. Drug companies and medical researchers rarely include women of 'childbearing potential' in studies of new treatments as that would require having gynecologists and other doctors on staff who understand that male bodies are not a 'universal norm.' Women have to be sterile to participate in most trials as researchers think any woman might get pregnant at any moment - even if she is lesbian or using birth control. Women who are pre-menopausal and refuse to be sterilized are still excluded from treatment trials to protect a 'potential fetus.'

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

"Food & Drug Administration = Frustration Death & Anger, Federal Department of Androcentrism, Favoring Drug Co.'s in America, Forget Dignity and Autonomy, Females Demand Attention, Fetuses Dig AZT, Federal Department of Aggravation, Furtive Drug Approval"

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

"Food & Drug Administration = Frustration Death & Anger, Federal Department of Androcentrism, Favoring Drug Co.'s in America, Forget Dignity and Autonomy, Females Demand Attention, Fetuses Dig AZT, Federal Department of Aggravation, Furtive Drug Approval"

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* Pharmaceutical companies sell drugs newly approved by the FDA without knowing how those drugs will affect most women. Drug companies and medical researchers rarely include women of 'childbearing potential' in studies of new treatments as that would require having gynecologists and other doctors on staff who understand that male bodies are not a 'universal norm.' Women have to be sterile to participate in most trials as researchers think any woman might get pregnant at any moment - even if she is lesbian or using birth control. Women who are pre-menopausal and refuse to be sterilized are still excluded from treatment trials to protect a 'potential fetus.'

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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* Pharmaceutical companies sell drugs newly approved by the FDA without knowing how those drugs will affect most women. Drug companies and medical researchers rarely include women of 'childbearing potential' in studies of new treatments as that would require having gynecologists and other doctors on staff who understand that male bodies are not a 'universal norm.' Women have to be sterile to participate in most trials as researchers think any woman might get pregnant at any moment - even if she is lesbian or using birth control. Women who are pre-menopausal and refuse to be sterilized are still excluded from treatment trials to protect a 'potential fetus.'

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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"* Women with cancer, AIDS, and other serious diseases can't get access to potentially lifesaving new drugs. Most women cannot get access to new drugs as FDA guidelines still do not require adequate representation of women in trials studying new medical treatments.

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* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

"Food & Drug Administration = Frustration Death & Anger, Federal Department of Androcentrism, Favoring Drug Co.'s in America, Forget Dignity and Autonomy, Females Demand Attention, Fetuses Dig AZT, Federal Department of Aggravation, Furtive Drug Approval"

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* Pharmaceutical companies sell drugs newly approved by the FDA without knowing how those drugs will affect most women. Drug companies and medical researchers rarely include women of 'childbearing potential' in studies of new treatments as that would require having gynecologists and other doctors on staff who understand that male bodies are not a 'universal norm.' Women have to be sterile to participate in most trials as researchers think any woman might get pregnant at any moment - even if she is lesbian or using birth control. Women who are pre-menopausal and refuse to be sterilized are still excluded from treatment trials to protect a 'potential fetus.'

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* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

"Food & Drug Administration = Frustration Death & Anger, Federal Department of Androcentrism, Favoring Drug Co.'s in America, Forget Dignity and Autonomy, Females Demand Attention, Fetuses Dig AZT, Federal Department of Aggravation, Furtive Drug Approval"

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* Pharmaceutical companies sell drugs newly approved by the FDA without knowing how those drugs will affect most women. Drug companies and medical researchers rarely include women of 'childbearing potential' in studies of new treatments as that would require having gynecologists and other doctors on staff who understand that male bodies are not a 'universal norm.' Women have to be sterile to participate in most trials as researchers think any woman might get pregnant at any moment - even if she is lesbian or using birth control. Women who are pre-menopausal and refuse to be sterilized are still excluded from treatment trials to protect a 'potential fetus.'

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* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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"* Women with cancer, AIDS, and other serious diseases can't get access to potentially lifesaving new drugs. Most women cannot get access to new drugs as FDA guidelines still do not require adequate representation of women in trials studying new medical treatments.

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* The FDA makes the rules for how medical treatments are tested, and the drug companies have to follow those rules to get their products approved for sale. Women will only be fully included in trials studying new drugs and other treatments when the FDA decides we are important enough to get good medical care.

* Women have been demanding action from the FDA for at least 15 years and have been ignored."

"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

"Food & Drug Administration = Frustration Death & Anger, Federal Department of Androcentrism, Favoring Drug Co.'s in America, Forget Dignity and Autonomy, Females Demand Attention, Fetuses Dig AZT, Federal Department of Aggravation, Furtive Drug Approval"

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* Pharmaceutical companies sell drugs newly approved by the FDA without knowing how those drugs will affect most women. Drug companies and medical researchers rarely include women of 'childbearing potential' in studies of new treatments as that would require having gynecologists and other doctors on staff who understand that male bodies are not a 'universal norm.' Women have to be sterile to participate in most trials as researchers think any woman might get pregnant at any moment - even if she is lesbian or using birth control. Women who are pre-menopausal and refuse to be sterilized are still excluded from treatment trials to protect a 'potential fetus.'

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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"March on the F.D.A. Rockville, Maryland"

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