Oshawa Times (1958-), 28 May 1966, p. 22

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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Mey 2B, 179° 'Some Researchers Question | Birth Control Pill Ettects CHICAGO (AP) -- How_safesif any, of these appear to have lare the oral contraceptives? pathological significance, | Medical literature reports nu-| "Serious adverse experiences |merous clinical trials and stu-|of various kinds, such as throm- | dies that have adjudged the boembolic phenomena (blooc || pills safe and effective. \clots), have been reported in But some investigators have/ users of oral contraceptives, but questioned whether long - time no cause-and-effect relationship FOR ONLY 2 | use of oral contraceptives would has. been established either by 6:5 'tend to produce such serious! available statistics or by experi- . side-effects as blood clots in the mental evidence... . PATRICIA'S { |legs, long-lasting sterility or sus- 'It should also be noted that, Beauty Salon | 682 Hortop 728-7611 LIVELY SUMMER Hair Styles SPECIAL! PERMS On Specie! 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YOUNG LIBERALS HEAD ogy, Shrewsbury, Mass., say it dieleeliianieiameesninnideeecemae ononensroraneore David Smith of Peter-. their long-term followup studies borough, Ont., 24-year-old jhave failed to bear this out, law student in Toronto, has Pincus sald his studies indi- been elected 1966 president cate the pills are "safe, effec- of the Young Liberal Feder-. tive and reversible' and that ation of Canada. their long-term use "certainly a "\does not suggest carcinogenic Population |(cancer-causing) potential, and Control Plan |certain evidence might even be considered as indicating an in- | hibiting effect."' A report of a World Health Organization scientific group, As the world's population giving the views of an interna- mounts, scientists in labora- tional group of experts, recently tories around the world are issued these general conclusions searching for an effective, on the safety of the pill safe and cheap contracep- "Laboratory studies of users tive. 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