Desogestrel contraceptives: 1.6 million French women warned of tumour risk
What to know about Desogestrel contraceptives: 1.6 million French women warned of tumour risk
The French medicines agency (ANSM) urges women who take desogestrel contraceptives to seek medical advice if they develop suggestive symptoms, such as persistent headaches, visual disturbances or memory loss.
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What happened
The French medicines agency (ANSM) urges women who take desogestrel contraceptives to seek medical advice if they develop suggestive symptoms, such as persistent headaches, visual disturbances or memory loss.
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