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Un meilleur choix de contraceptifs peut prévenir le cancer du sein

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An EPFL study into the distinct biological effects of different progestins on the breast shows that contraceptive-related breast cancer can be prevented by more informed choices about the composition of contraceptives. Professor Cathrin Brisken at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences An EPFL study into the distinct biological effects of different progestins on the breast shows that contraceptive-related breast cancer can be prevented by more informed choices about the composition of contraceptives. Professor Cathrin Brisken at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences An EPFL study into the distinct biological effects of different progestins on the breast shows that contraceptive-related breast cancer can be prevented by more informed choices about the composition of contraceptives. Professor Cathrin Brisken at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences An EPFL study into the distinct biological effects of different progestins on the breast shows that contraceptive-related breast cancer can be prevented by more informed choices about the composition of contraceptives. Professor Cathrin Brisken at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences An EPFL study into the distinct biological effects of different progestins on the breast shows that contraceptive-related breast cancer can be prevented by more informed choices about the composition of contraceptives. Professor Cathrin Brisken at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences An EPFL study into the distinct biological effects of different progestins on the breast shows that contraceptive-related breast cancer can be prevented by more informed choices about the composition of contraceptives. Professor Cathrin Brisken at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences An EPFL study into the distinct biological effects of different progestins on the breast shows that contraceptive-related breast cancer can be prevented by more informed choices about the composition of contraceptives. Professor Cathrin Brisken at EPFL’s School of Life Sciences