Link Between Mirena IUD and Breast Cancer Side Effects Strengthened in New Study
Research supports earlier findings about the potential Mirena IUD breast cancer risks, as well as allegations presented in a previously filed class action lawsuit.
Tag Archives: Mirena
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Doctors Need to Do More to Address IUD Insertion Pain, New CDC Guidelines Say
Federal health officials seek to address long-standing complaints from women over the lack of pain management when being implanted with an IUD.
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Side Effects of Depo-Provera Birth Control May Increase Risk of Brain Tumors in Women: Study
Millions of women who have taken birth control shots marketed and sold by Pfizer may now be at an increased risk of developing a rare form of brain tumor known as meningioma.
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Mirena IUD Class Action Lawsuit Over Breast Cancer Risk Cleared to Move Forward
The federal judge overseeing the case indicated many of Bayer's arguments to dismiss the Mirena IUD class action lawsuit are science-based questions which should be held for later in the pretrial proceedings.
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Single-Drug and Combo Birth Control Pills Both Carry Increased Breast Cancer Risk: Study
Researchers found the birth control pill breast cancer risk was about the same across all types of hormonal contraception.
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Some Hormonal Contraceptives May Impact Childrens’ Bone Health, Case Study Warns
Loss of bone growth due to the use of some hormonal contraceptives could lead to bone fractures and osteoporosis later in life.
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Post-Partum IUD Insertion Carries Increased Uterine Perforation Risk: Study
Getting an IUD implanted shortly after giving birth increases the risk of uterine perforation by a factor of seven, the study found.
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Mirena IUD Breast Cancer Risk Results in Class Action Lawsuit Against Bayer
On top of previous problems with the birth control implant, such as organ perforation, Bayer now faces claims of Mirena IUD breast cancer risks.
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Appeals Court Affirms Dismissal of Mirena IUD Lawsuits Over Pseudotumor Cerebri (PTC)
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Side Effects of ParaGard IUD May Increase Risk of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: Study
