May 14, 2008 by MedHeadlines
Filed under Contraception, Drugs, Heart Disease, Medical Research, Prevention, Sexuality, Women's Health
One popular form of contraceptive has been found to decrease specific arterial function that is vital to good cardiovascular health. The study raises the question of the safety in using the contraceptive today at the risk of developing cardiovascular disease later. Read more
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