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What types of medications require refrigeration?

Several medications used in gynecology need refrigeration to remain effective. These include:
Insulin for managing gestational diabetes.
Certain hormonal therapies used in fertility treatments.
Vaccines like the HPV vaccine.
Antibiotics and specific chemotherapy drugs.

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