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Hi! Can we find some reliable sources for this page? Maybe even more notable examples of where the drug "caused" sterilization? Here is my evaluation of the Progesterex article:

The lead for Progesterex started off good and contained the key aspects listed above. After the lead is where the problems begin. All the sections except two lack any form of citations, including a long, word-for-word section about an email. The tone of the article is note neutral and only includes one side of the story from an un-cited email. The citations that the article does have are not from reliable sources and include news articles as well as unrelated sources that do not speak directly about the topic. The lack of reliable information and notability ruins any possibility of the article being well written. According to the talk page, the Progesterex page has been rated as a Start-class and has very few edits, even considered for deletion in 2008 but was kept after discussion. Overall, I am very disappointed in the Progesterex Wikipedia page and hope it receives some serious revision. Tamashi2314 (talk) 05:42, 1 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Cheers.—InternetArchiveBot (Report bug) 11:37, 26 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]