XRHAH@SCFVM.GSFC.NASA.GOV (Herbert A. Huston) (06/09/91)
From Page B6 of _The Washington Post_ for June 8, 1991, reprinted without permission: "MIN-CHUEH CHANG" "Birth Control Pioneer" "Min-Chueh Chang, 82, a co-developer of the birth control pill and researcher in the field of in vitro fertilization, died June 5 at the Medical Center of Central Massachusetts in Worcester after a heart attack." "Dr. Chang did much of his life's work at the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, where he was a scientist emeritus. With Dr. Gregory Pincus, he worked on the effects of progestins on reproduction. The research led to the development of the oral contraceptive in 1959."