… association with use >5 years or >10 years [8]. Regarding the association with past use of
oral contraceptive pills and risk of cervical cancer, studies included in our review suggested …

… constituent cloud our understanding of whether some HCs increase risk for cervical cancer.
… cervical cancer prevention efforts and improve our understanding of cervical cancer etiology. …

… Cervical cancer and hormonal contraceptives: collaborative reanalysis of individual data
for 16,573 women with cervical cancer and 35,509 women without cervical cancer from 24 …

… sequelae of their cancer treatments for many years. This systematic review aims to provide
… In particular, we aim to investigate whether the use of HRT can increase CC incidence, and …

… A recent systematic review examining six case–control studies and three cohort studies22 …
OC use was not a risk for cervical cancer. However, there were several defects in this review. …

… systematic review and meta-analysis restricted to nine heterogeneous studies did not
find an altered cervical cancer risk among ever users of oral contraceptives, … This meta-analysis, …

… systematic review and meta-analysis was to synthesize the best available evidence on the
epidemiological association between parity and cervical cancer. … of oral contraceptive use 68 …

… , we systematically searched for reports relating IUD use to incident cervical cancer, critically
reviewed … data addressing the association between IUD use and incident cervical cancer. …

… In a recent systematic review, overall data on BRCA mutation carriers were found to be very
… between oral contraceptive use and cervical cancer risk is that cervical tissue hormone …

… review, authors conclude that the oral contraceptives increase the risk of breast and cervical
cancer. … cervical cancer respectively while the long use of COCs increases the risk of breast …