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How does the pill affect your brain? We’re finally getting answers

Last updated: May 30, 2025 5:15 am
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Exploring the Impact of Hormonal Birth Control on Brain Health

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Hormonal birth control is effective in preventing pregnancy, but there may be some neurological trade-offs that we are only just learning about

Oral contraceptives have been a staple in preventing unwanted pregnancies for over six decades. However, recent studies have shed light on the potential impact of hormonal birth control on brain health, a topic that has gained traction among researchers, especially women in the field.

The latest research suggests that oral hormonal contraceptives could influence the likelihood of mood disorders such as depression and anxiety, modify the brain’s response to stress, and even cause changes in specific brain regions. Findings presented at the European…

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