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Does a cervical cancer shot counter the increased risk for cervical cancer from taking the birth control pill?
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Huh?: Birth control pills don't increase your risk for cervical cancer. Taking the shot will reduce it. I can't see how the two are related.
Answered 8/13/2012
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