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The contraceptive pill’s role in preventing cancer
Did you know that using the contraceptive pill can help prevent reproductive cancers?
International research has shown that using the pill for between 10 to 15 years can actually reduce a woman’s risk of developing ovarian, uterine and breast cancer.
But will this change the way women use the pill?
Reporter Laura Kewley investigates.
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Tags: cancer, Contraceptive pill, research
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