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cortisol

Hormone produced by the adrenal glands. It plays a role in helping the body combat stress and is at its highest level in the blood at dawn.



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A gel coupling medium containing 10% hydrocortisone acetate was used.
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Wing [19] used 10% micronized hydrocortisone acetate in petrolatum as the transmission medium, and Kahn [20] used 0.
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