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1984Ehrhardt A A; Meyer-Bahlburg H F; Feldman J F; Ince S E
Sex-dimorphic behavior in childhood subsequent to prenatal exposure to exogenous progestogens and estrogens.
Archives of sexual behavior 1984;13(5):457-77.
Thirteen boys and 15 girls with a history of prenatal exposure to medroxyprogesterone acetate only and 22 boys and 15 girls with exposure to a variety of progestogens and estrogens singly or in combination were studied at age 8-14 years in comparison to closely pair-matched, unexposed controls. This report concerns the findings on sex-dimorphic behavior as assessed by separate interviews with the child and his/her mother. Hormone-exposed boys and controls differed little, while in girls prenatal sex hormone treatment seemed to be associated with some degree of increased stereotypic femininity.

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