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Undo revision 536224 by MarkG (Talk) So 1 out of every 100,000 abstinent women get pregnant?
Research indicates that use of the pill may increase the risk of [[breast cancer]], the most common cancer in women, by 44%, according to an analysis of 34 different studies.<ref>http://www.drkoop.com/newsdetail/93/8014817.html</ref> There is also an increased risk of cervical and liver cancer.{{fact}}
Research indicates that use of the pill may increase the risk of [[breast cancer]], the most common cancer in women, by 44%, according to an analysis of 34 different studies.<ref>http://www.drkoop.com/newsdetail/93/8014817.html</ref> There is also an increased risk of cervical and liver cancer.{{fact}}
The pill will not prevent [[STD]]s, and as such is not marketed or prescribed as a means of controlling the spread of STDs. The pill is also not 100% effective at preventing pregnancy. [[Abstinence]] is the only form of birth control that is 99.999% effective against pregnancy and STDs, preventing any pregnancy not caused by God.
The pill will not prevent [[STD]]s, and as such is not marketed or prescribed as a means of controlling the spread of STDs. The pill is also not 100% effective at preventing pregnancy. [[Abstinence]] is the only form of birth control that is 100% effective against pregnancy and STDs.
The [[Catholic Church]] has condemned the use of the pill as a birth control method.{{fact}}
The [[Catholic Church]] has condemned the use of the pill as a birth control method.{{fact}}