D. "For most patients, the study reinforces what they already discuss in the exam room: that hormonal birth control is broadly safe, and decisions should be tailored to each woman’s needs and values."

C (cont): "...But because breast cancer is still uncommon in younger women, that works out to an increase from roughly 54 to 67 breast cancer cases per 100,000 women per year — about 13 extra cases per 100,000 women, or about one extra case per 7,800 users of hormonal contraceptives per year."

C. "The study reported that women who had used hormonal birth control had about a 24% higher rate of breast cancer than women who hadn’t. ..."

B. This new study showed that the "rise is modest and short-term, with [breast cancer] risk highest during current use and fading within five to 10 years after stopping."

A. "The massive study, which was conducted in Sweden and tracked more than 2 million teenage girls and women under age 50 for more than a decade, found that hormonal contraception remains safe overall, but also found small differences in breast cancer risk based on the hormones used."

C (cont): "...But because breast cancer is still uncommon in younger women, that works out to an increase from roughly 54 to 67 breast cancer cases per 100,000 women per year — about 13 extra cases per 100,000 women, or about one extra case per 7,800 users of hormonal contraceptives per year."

C. "The study reported that women who had used hormonal birth control had about a 24% higher rate of breast cancer than women who hadn’t. ...

B. This new study showed that the "rise is modest and short-term, with [breast cancer] risk highest during current use and fading within five to 10 years after stopping."

A. "The massive study, which was conducted in Sweden and tracked more than 2 million teenage girls & women under age 50 for more than a decade, found that hormonal contraception remains safe overall, but also found small differences in breast cancer risk based on the hormones used."

I also sometimes feel the my dog's leash runs the other way.

Transgender youth health care would be nearly banned everywhere under new rules : Shots - Health News www.npr.org/sections/sho...

The list is too long for one post lol

Dr. Jarosław Górnick has refused to subject patients to review and provides contraception for only 1 Polish złoty.

We need more models of courage like this!

Louisiana is already a Maternity Care Desert, and This will only make our existing problems worse, especially health gaps by race and class. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33069560/