Listen for Questions About Breast Cancer Risk With Hormonal Contraceptives

February 2018

New evidence will reignite controversy about breast cancer risk with hormonal contraceptives.

Newer hormonal contraceptives were generally thought to be safer than older ones...since they have lower doses of estrogen and use different "progestin" hormones.

Now a study suggests that newer hormonal contraceptives raise breast cancer risk similarly to older contraceptives.

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