Journal of Women's Health Raises Questions About Risks of Birth Control

A journal of women's health raises many necessary questions that are long overdue considering risks of birth control and cardio health. After 50 years of birth control use little is known about the effects birth control pills have on women's heart. Big questions remain about the safety of their use and the elevated risk of cardiovascular disease. The January 20, edition of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology spells it all out very clear at this site, voices.washingtonpost.com. One reader commented that it is very unclear why it is dangerous for menopausal women to take supplemental estrogen but it is given freely to teens through 40 year olds via birth control pills. Good question. Wonder why nobody has ever brought this up before?

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The Journal of Women's Health is a vital and important reference guide. It provides healthcare officials offering a multidisciplinary approach and full coverage of all issues regarding women's health. It is a vital guide for the advancements in women's health. For instance, where some years ago it was viewed as women's rights group who were ranting and raving about women's heart health issues that were being ignored, now thanks in part to the Journal of Women's Health, these heart issues and the differences in men and women are being studied at a much more aggressive pace. The Journal is cited by all major newspapers, publications and news programs around the country and the globe.