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閉経期ホルモンの使用と卵巣がんのリスク: 52件の疫学研究の個人参加者メタ解析

, V Beral, K Gaitskell

    Lancet (London, England)
    |February 17, 2015
    PubMed
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    閉経期ホルモン療法の使用は,卵巣がんのリスクを高め,特に血清性および子宮内膜性タイプの卵巣がんのリスクを高めます. 停止した後でさえ,これらのタイプのリスクは,最大10年間上昇し続けます.

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