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Submissions from 1997
Patent: Subdermally implantable device, Alfred J. Moo-Young
Patent: Therapeutically effective topical application of ST1435, Alfred J. Moo-Young, Ana Zepeda-Ortega, and Horacio B. Croxatto
Submissions from 1994
Patent: [Gln']-luteinizing Hormone Releasing Hormone Conjugate of Tetanus Vaccine and its uses, Anna E. Ladd, Rosemarie B. Thau, and Yun-yen Tsong
Patent: Leydig cell stimulator, C. Yan Cheng and C. Wayne Bardin
Patent: Method for androgen supplementation, C. Wayne Bardin and Carl Monder
Submissions from 1992
The Copper T 380 Intrauterine Device: A Summary of Scientific Data, Irving Sivin, Forrest Greenslade, Frederick H. Schmidt, and Sandra N. Waldman
Submissions from 1986
Patent: Medicated Intracervical and Intrauterine Devices, Tapani Luukkainen and Ahti M.K. Liukkonen
Submissions from 1982
Patent: Method for making an IUD with shrinking of a medicated attachment onto a support, Dale N. Robertson and John Braun
Submissions from 1981
Patent: Beta-hCG preparation and method, Yun-yen Tsong, Gursaran P. Talwar, Samuel S. Koide, and Sheldon J. Segal
Patent: Intravaginal ring, Harold A. Nash and Daniel R. Mishell Jr.
Patent: Manufacture of long term contraceptive implant, Gopi N. Gupta
Submissions from 1973
Patent: Filament winding apparatus, Howard J. Tatum, Nils A. Jernberg, and John Braun