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FDA 'Remains Concerned' About Blood-Clot Risk With Certain Birth-Control Pills
WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Monday it "remains concerned" a certain type of birth control pill that contains drospirenone could raise the risk of blood clots beyond that of other pills.
FDA 'Remains Concerned' About Blood-Clot Risk With Certain Birth Control Pills
FDA 'Remains Concerned' About Blood-Clot Risk With Certain Birth Control Pills
FDA 'Remains Concerned' Over Risks of Certain Birth Control Pills
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said it "remains concerned" a certain type of birth control pill that contains drospirenone could raise the risk of blood clots beyond that of other pills
FDA Update on Drospirenone Containing Birth Control Pills
On September 26, 2011 the FDA issued its latest update regarding its ongoing investigation into whether drospirenone containing oral birth control pills are more dangerous than other forms of oral birth control. This follows earlier reports from the FDA t
Self-control better than using pills, says ex-birth control believer
MANILA, Sept. 27, 2011—A former artificial birth control believer realized that exercising self control is the best way to prevent pregnancy than resorting to contraceptives. “I have experienced the difference between taking [the Pill] and not,” Amy