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Kenya Receives 450,000 Doses of Self-Injectable Birth Control Shots Worth Kes 56M

Kenya Receives 450,000 Doses of Self-Injectable Birth Control Shots Worth Kes 56M
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Certain progestogens linked to higher brain tumor risk in women, study suggests

Study finds long-term use of specific progestogens increases the risk of benign brain tumors in women, while short-term use and other progestogens do not.

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Researchers identify increased brain tumor risk with specific contraceptive use

The intracranial meningioma risk associated with progestogen use.

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Contraceptive injection linked to brain tumours in women

A contraceptive injection has been linked to brain tumours in women, a BMJ study has found.

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How to Choose a Birth Control Option If You re Worried About Side Effects

The pill, IUD, implant, shot, patch, and ring each have their pros and cons.

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