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A new study investigated whether different types of hormonal contraceptives impact breast cancer risk to varying degrees. Researchers found a small increased risk for users of oral pills, patches, and vaginal rings compared to non-users.
Doctors emphasize that the increased risk is minimal and should not alarm patients, as hormonal birth control is widely considered safe. They note that these findings will not change how they counsel patients, as the benefits of contraception typically outweigh the slight, potential risks.
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