Does the combined pill increase the risk of cancer? Breast cancer: taking the combined pill slightly increases the risk of breast cancer compared to people who do not take it. Ten years after stopping the pill, a person’s risk is no longer increased - as if the pill was never used. Cervical cancer: taking the combined pill may be linked with a slight increased risk of cervical cancer compared to people who do not take it. The increased risk may be bigger the longer the combined pill is used. Ten years after stopping the pill, a person’s risk is no longer increased - as if the pill was never used. The evidence linking cervical cancer to the combined pill is not as good as the evidence for breast cancer and the combined pill. We need more research on the combined pill and cervical cancer to be confident it increases risk. Ovarian cancer: taking the combined pill can lower the risk of ovarian cancer. This reduced risk stays when people stop taking the pill. Endometrial (womb) cancer: taking the combined pill can lower the risk of womb cancer. This reduced risk stays when people stop taking the pill. www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/causes-of-cancer/hormones-and-cancer/does-the-contraceptive-pill-increase-cancer-risk#:~:text=Cervical%20cancer%3A%20taking%20the%20combined,the%20pill%20was%20never%20used. 方老师,上面的对吗?