A study has shown that the use of oral contraceptives gave women a much lower risk of developing both ovarian and endometrial cancer.
A study involving more than 250,000 women has shown that the use of oral contraceptives can protect … Read more
“The longer the history of oral contraceptive use, the greater the protection we observed in terms of reduced chance of dying from aggressive ovarian cancer,” said study first author Jennifer Mongiovi.
The protection that birth control pills offer against ovarian … Read more
By Nicola Davis
Researchers not sure apparent protective effect extends to progestin only products such as mini pill and implants.
Women who use modern forms of the combined pill are at a lower risk of developing ovarian cancer than women … Read more
It’s known that use of the birth control pill is tied to lower odds for ovarian cancer, but new research shows the benefit extends to smokers or women who are obese.
According to the study from the U.S. National Cancer … Read more
The birth control pill has not only granted women greater reproductive freedom, it may have also protected them against dying from ovarian cancer, suggests a new study published Tuesday in the Annals of Oncology.
Researchers analyzed trends in ovarian cancer … Read more
