“…In fact, the presence of glands in vaginae were described in women who were born before DES was clinically used, or after the administration of DES to pregnant women was stopped (Plaut, 1940; Sandberg et al, 1965; Sandberg, 1967; Blaikley et al, 1971; Ruffolo et al, 1971; Kurman and Scully, 1974; Robboy et al, 1986; Chattopadhyay et al, 2001; Paczos et al, 2010; Cebesoy et al, 2007; Accetta et al, 2001; Charlton et al, 2001). In utero exposure to other hormones or environmental chemicals may be the cause of non-DES associated adenosis in the cervix and vagina.…”