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Kvinnens samlede kreftrisiko er trolig redusert som følge av p-pillebruk
Det er en lett økt risiko for brystkreft under pågående bruk av p-piller og de første ti årene etter avsluttet bruk
Den reduserte risikoen for ovarial- og endometriecancer er ca. 40 – 50 % ved bruk av p-piller, og vedvarer ca. 15 år etter avsluttet bruk
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