Why the study?
Do oral contraceptives increase coronary heart disease mortality in women?
Population
Women under age 40 and women 40-49 years old
Design
Editorial
Authors
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Historical population-level mortality trends suggest that the introduction of oral contraceptives has not significantly impacted coronary heart disease mortality in women under 50.
Do oral contraceptives increase coronary heart disease mortality in women?
Historical population-level mortality trends suggest that the introduction of oral contraceptives has not significantly impacted coronary heart disease mortality in women under 50.
Bannerman et al. (1977) studied this question.
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