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Dr Hoopes has received a Young Investigator Grant supported by Bayer and the North American Society of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology.
Dr Godfrey receives compensation as an instructor from Merck and serves on the advisory board for EvoFem. The UW Department of Family Medicine receives research funding from PrimaTemp, Merck, Bayer and TEVA.
Dr Sucato has received reimbursement for research-related activities from TEVA.
Dr Simmons indicate no conflicts of interest.
