Wednesday, 6 August 2014
Washington, Intake of contraceptive drugs may increase the
risk of breast cancer. Claim of this research has been conducted recently. Risk
of breast cancer in women taking contraceptive drugs is over 50 percent. Seattle
the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center's researchers claimed that based on
his research.
According to him, the amount of estrogen in the contraceptive drugs are
more often which is greater than the body needs more than three times the risk
of breast cancer can do it.
23,000 women were at the American Association for Cancer
Research the research is published in the journal Cancer Research. Prior to
this study, women taking birth control pills are believed that the cancer risk
is temporary.
