Among the remarkable progress made in the treatment of hormone-dependent diseases, recently selective steroid receptor modulators (SPRM) have been remarkable tools to improve the prognosis of multiple hormone-dependent cancers (breast, prostate). Because of their remarkable properties, both agonistic and mainly antagonistic, to modulate progesterone action. They have allowed a better understanding of progesterone action and progress in contraception and treatment of abnormal uterine bleeding as well as in the medical treatment of uterine fibroids.
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