Lorraine Rothman [SEP] cause of death
they are not therapeutic (menopause is not a disease)."
Lorraine Rothman died of bladder cancer on September 25, 2007, in Fullerton, California.
According to the book titled "Into Our Own Hands", "Lorraine Rothman developed a menstrual extraction kit that she called the Del-Em, which gave women unprecedented control over their monthly periods." Rothman was mostly concerned about more females learning about their bodies. By providing them with this knowledge, she wanted to make sure women were aware that they
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