11 June 2013 ~ 0 Comments

The Pill May Lower Ovarian Cancer Risk

You already know the Pill is great for regulating your cycle and keeping babies at bay, but it also has a host of other amazing health benefits. According to a recent analysis in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, women who use oral contraceptives have a lower risk of developing ovarian cancer—and the longer you take […]

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13 October 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Take THIS to Cut Your Ovarian Cancer Risk

Sure, most OTC painkillers can effectively knock out your cramps, headache, and many other pesky aches. But there may be an even better reason to pop those pills—and make sure they contain aspirin: new research shows that regularly taking an aspirin-based pain reliever may reduce your risk of the fifth-leading cause of cancer deaths among […]

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13 October 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Take THIS to Cut Your Ovarian Cancer Risk

Sure, most OTC painkillers can effectively knock out your cramps, headache, and many other pesky aches. But there may be an even better reason to pop those pills—and make sure they contain aspirin: new research shows that regularly taking an aspirin-based pain reliever may reduce your risk of the fifth-leading cause of cancer deaths among […]

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13 October 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Take THIS to Cut Your Ovarian Cancer Risk

Sure, most OTC painkillers can effectively knock out your cramps, headache, and many other pesky aches. But there may be an even better reason to pop those pills—and make sure they contain aspirin: new research shows that regularly taking an aspirin-based pain reliever may reduce your risk of the fifth-leading cause of cancer deaths among […]

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13 October 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Take THIS to Cut Your Ovarian Cancer Risk

Sure, most OTC painkillers can effectively knock out your cramps, headache, and many other pesky aches. But there may be an even better reason to pop those pills—and make sure they contain aspirin: new research shows that regularly taking an aspirin-based pain reliever may reduce your risk of the fifth-leading cause of cancer deaths among […]

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13 October 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Take THIS to Cut Your Ovarian Cancer Risk

Sure, most OTC painkillers can effectively knock out your cramps, headache, and many other pesky aches. But there may be an even better reason to pop those pills—and make sure they contain aspirin: new research shows that regularly taking an aspirin-based pain reliever may reduce your risk of the fifth-leading cause of cancer deaths among […]

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13 October 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Take THIS to Cut Your Ovarian Cancer Risk

Sure, most OTC painkillers can effectively knock out your cramps, headache, and many other pesky aches. But there may be an even better reason to pop those pills—and make sure they contain aspirin: new research shows that regularly taking an aspirin-based pain reliever may reduce your risk of the fifth-leading cause of cancer deaths among […]

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13 October 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Take THIS to Cut Your Ovarian Cancer Risk

Sure, most OTC painkillers can effectively knock out your cramps, headache, and many other pesky aches. But there may be an even better reason to pop those pills—and make sure they contain aspirin: new research shows that regularly taking an aspirin-based pain reliever may reduce your risk of the fifth-leading cause of cancer deaths among […]

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16 September 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Should You Get Screened for Ovarian Cancer?

A new recommendation from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, an independent group of national experts, says that most women should not get routinely screened for the fifth-leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women: ovarian cancer. Why? It turns out that regular screenings do not reduce the number of deaths from ovarian cancer in the […]

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16 September 2012 ~ 0 Comments

Should You Get Screened for Ovarian Cancer?

A new recommendation from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, an independent group of national experts, says that most women should not get routinely screened for the fifth-leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women: ovarian cancer. Why? It turns out that regular screenings do not reduce the number of deaths from ovarian cancer in the […]

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