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Long-term Use of
Oral Contraceptives Increases the Risks of Certain
Cancers
[1]
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Oral Contraceptives
Associated with Breast Cancer [2]
[3]
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Long-term Use of
Oral Contraceptives Early in Life Increases Risk of
Breast Cancer
[4] [5]
[6]
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Oral Contraceptives
and Hormone Replacement Therapy Associated with
Breast Cancer
[7]
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Oral Contraceptives
Increase Risk of Cervical Cancer
[8]
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Hormone Therapy Trial Stopped Due to
Increased Cancers and Heart Disease
[9]
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Hormonal
Contraception (Evra Patch) and the Risk of Death
[10]
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Oral Contraceptives
Can Increase the Risk of Heart Attack
[11]
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Birth Control Pills
Linked to Artery-Clogging Plaques
[12]
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Progestin-Only
Contraceptives Increase Risk of Diabetes in Women
[13]
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Oral Contraceptives
Can Increase Risk of Strokes in "Migrainous Women"
[14]
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Risk of Blood Clots Tied
to Hormonal Contraceptives [15]
[16]
[17]
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Contraceptive Pill
May Affect Mate Choice
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Risk
of Inflammatory Bowel disease Increased with Oral
Contraceptive Use
[20]
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The Pill
Does Not Prevent STDs
[21]
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Condoms
Do Not Prevent Common STDs
[22]
[23]
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Increased Risk of
Getting HIV
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Risk of Vitamin
Deficiency
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Risk of Skin Cancer[26] |
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