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What to know about contraceptives, breast cancer risk, and informed choice – Catholic World Report

What to know about contraceptives, breast cancer risk, and informed choice – Catholic World Report
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What to know about contraceptives, breast cancer risk, and informed choice

Some forms of contraceptive use have “a significant increase in risk of breast cancer,” a new study says.

Johnf brehanyKirstin pirieMarguerite duaneClinical practice research datalinkInternational association for research of cancerGeorgetown universityDuquesne university school of medicineUniversity of oxfordNational catholic bioethics councilWorld health organizationOxford population health cancer epidemiology unitDuquesne university schoolFertility appreciation collaborativeOxford population healthCancer epidemiology

What to Know About Contraceptives, Breast Cancer Risk, and Informed Choice

In high-income countries, five years of use of combined or progestogen-only contraceptives has a 15-year ‘excess risk’ of breast cancer dependent on age, acco.

Johnf brehanyKirstin pirieMarguerite duaneOxford population health cancer epidemiology unitUniversity of oxfordWorld health organizationNational catholic bioethics councilClinical practice research datalinkDuquesne university school of medicineGeorgetown universityInternational association for research of cancerDuquesne university schoolFertility appreciation collaborativeOxford population healthCancer epidemiologyBreast cancer