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Hormone therapy is among the most thoroughly studied medicines and the increased risk for breast cancer compared to placebo has been included in Prempro's label since its introduction in 1995.
Hormones also raise death risk of cancer Rob Stein 2010
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Hormone therapy is among the most thoroughly studied medicines and the increased risk for breast cancer compared to placebo has been included in Prempro's label since its introduction in 1995.
Study: Hormones up breast cancer deaths Rob Stein 2010
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Hormone therapy is among the most thoroughly studied medicines and the increased risk for breast cancer compared to placebo has been included in Prempro's label since its introduction in 1995.
Post-menopausal hormones boost breast cancer risk, study finds Rob Stein 2010
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The study suggests that, on balance, a group of 10,000 long-term Prempro users would suffer 31 excess health crises each year (strokes, heart attacks, blood clots, breast cancers), while avoiding only 11 bone fractures and colon cancers.
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A million long-term Prempro users will experience 2,000 of them annually -- which means 20,000 over the course of a decade.
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That study was halted in July 2002 because long-term Prempro use was found to raise the risk of breast cancer, heart attack and stroke.
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The most common was a pill called Prempro, made by American Home Products, which is now part of Pfizer
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The most common was a pill called Prempro, made by American Home Products, which is now part of Pfizer
A Consumer's Guide To Medical Jargon Robert Langretth 2010
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It may be that all forms of estrogen and progesterone carry the same risks as Prempro, which is the only one that's been tested.
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Premarin is an estrogen-only product, but the same company also makes a combination product called Prempro that contains both estrogen and progestin.
Our Bodies, Ourselves: Menopause M.D. Vivian Pinn 2006
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