Editorial: The New Instructions to Authors for the Reporting of Steroid Hormone Measurements
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The Endocrine Society Council recently established a “Sex Steroid Assays Reporting Task Force (SSARTF)” with the following charges: to perform a review of journ
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| Authors | Wierman, Margaret E.;Auchus, Richard J.;Haisenleder, Daniel J.;Hall, Janet E.;Handelsman, David;Hankinson, Susan;Rosner, William;Singh, Ravinder J.;Sluss, Patrick M.;Stanczyk, Frank Z.; |
| Journal | the journal of clinical endocrinology & metabolism |
| Year | 2014 |
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