Women’s Writing in the British Isles from the Beginnings to the Present
G. D. Searle
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1952
A contraceptive tablet of phosphorated hesperedin was produced by G. D. Searle
's laboratories in Chicago.
August 1953
Scientist Gregory Pincus
, working for G. D. Searle
, patented a compound very similar to synthetic oestrogen (first made in Syntex
labs nearly two years before) and set about using it, as Syntex
had...