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Regular Paracetamol Use Could Reduce Ovarian Cancer Risk

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By Armen Hareyan on July 6, 2006 - 10:20pm for eMaxHealth

Ovarian Cancer Risk

Using paracetamol regularly could reduce the risk of ovarian cancer by almost a third, according to a detailed analysis in the July issue of British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology.

A research team from Athens University found that the risk fell by up to 30 per cent when they analysed the results of major studies carried out on more than 746,000 women over a six-year period.

4,405 of the women in the eight major studies

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Blackwell Publishing

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