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That the scientist most strongly associated with the project, Gregory Pincus, was able to work on the drug at all was nothing short of a minor miracle.
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Katharine McCormick, a philanthropist with a science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, bankrolled the work of Gregory Pincus, the man Sanger convinced to develop the pill.
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Enovid was the dream of Margaret Sanger, the frisky little planned-parenthood crusader, who told a hormone researcher named Gregory Pincus early in the 1950s that she'd been longing for a "magic pill" since 1912 and funneled grant money to him.
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She introduced the scientific entrepreneur Gregory Pincus of Worcester, Massachusetts, to Katherine Dexter McCormick, heiress to an agricultural equipment fortune, who provided his initial research funds.
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Planned Parenthood awards a grant to research biologist Gregory Pincus to investigate the contraceptive value of steroids.
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I'm talking about the new poetry form introduced last spring by Gregory Pincus on his blog: gottabook.blogspot.com.
"Fibs" - The Newest Craze ** Judith "Jlo" Quinton 2007
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I'm talking about the new poetry form introduced last spring by Gregory Pincus on his blog: gottabook.blogspot.com.
Archive 2007-09-01 Judith "Jlo" Quinton 2007
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So the partners relied on McCormick's wealth she was an heir to the International Harvester fortune to fund a research team led by biologist Gregory Pincus.
Medical Marvels Of The Twentieth CenturyMedical Marvels Of The 20th Century Saabira Chaudhuri 2006
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One of them was a man named Gregory Pincus, who worked in the United States and was interested in the application of oral contraception.
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On May 9, 1960 the US Food and Drug Administration approved for sale the first contraceptive pill, which had been developed in 1955 by US doctor Gregory Pincus.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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