That's what the British Medical Journal has revealed Friday.
They followed 46,000 women from 1968 onwards and found that "Slightly higher death rates were found among women under 30 on the pill, but that began to be reversed by age 50."
ABC News reported that "In the longer term, the health benefits of the contraceptive pill outweigh any risks," Richard Anderson, a gynecologist at the University of Edinburgh, said in a statement. Dr. Anderson was not connected to the BMJ study.
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