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On Birth Control? Your Ovarian and Endometrial Cancer Risk Is Probably Reduced

Using birth control correlates to a small increase in breast cancer risk but a larger, permanent drop in ovarian and endometrial cancer.

The Scary Thing About Silence

Speak up, especially when it comes to being an advocate for your own health!

Use of Oral Contraceptives Not Linked to Long-Term Cancer Risk

Study finds that women who used birth control pills experienced a reduced risk for certain cancers.

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