Titlebook: Benefits and Risks of Hormonal Contraception; Has the Attitude Cha A. A. Haspels,R. Rolland Book 1982 MTP Press Limited 1982 contraception

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Australian experiences with hormonal contraception over two decadesries and from studies carried out at a time when preparations contained high doses of both estrogen and progestogen. The introduction of lower dosage and lower risk formulations underlines the need to identify and inform the woman at risk.

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Comparative investigation of oral contraceptives using randomized, prospective protocolsons have indeed reduced the incidence of some rare, but serious, side-effects of oral contraception.. Recently a new progestogen (desogestrel, ORG 2969) has also been introduced and claimed to have a more favorable impact on laboratory indices of cardiovascular risk.. The present study was undertake