Meta-analysis of 11 cohort studies finds oral contraceptives associated with reduced ovarian cancer incidence.
Birth Control Pills Cut Ovarian Cancer Risk — But Only If Used This Long
This meta-analysis of 11 cohort studies evaluated oral contraceptives and ovarian cancer incidence across multiple databases. Results indica…
Using birth control pills for more than five years lowers ovarian cancer risk, offering a simple way to protect women from this deadly disea…
Meta-analysis finds no significant breast cancer risk from oral contraceptive use
Do birth control pills raise breast cancer risk? A massive review finds no clear link.
A systematic review and meta-analysis of 16 prospective cohort studies including 6,390,250 women found ever use of oral contraceptives was n…
A massive review of over 6 million women finds no clear link between ever using birth control pills and a higher risk of breast cancer.