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Menopause Meds May Harm Kids

September 2, 2010 | ISSUE 46•35

The Food and Drug Administration has warned that Evamist, a prescription spray used to control hot flashes in menopausal women, may cause premature breast development in children. What do you think?

By any chance does this effect happen instantly, with a distinct popping sound?"

Gary Bonniwell
Construction Worker
Maybe I'll store it with my weed and see if my teenage son wants grass bad enough to grow boobs."

Terry Edgar
Cashier
Where I come from, premature breast development is not necessarily a bad thing. Where I come from is a terrible place."

Sara Landon
Mobile Phone Salesperson

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