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Clinical Inquiry: do oral contraceptives put women with a family history of breast cancer at increased risk?

The Journal of family practice - 1 Sept 2014

Freund Rachel, Kelsberg Gary, Safranek Sarah

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A systematic review of the effect of combined OCPs on women with a family history of breast cancer found no additional increase in risk. Investigators identified 3 retrospective cohort studies (N=66,500, with 8500 cases) and 7 case-control studies (total 10,500 cases) from the past 40 years, most...

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