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Medically assisted reproduction may increase risk for hormone-related malignancies such as breast and ovarian cancer, but the total number of additional cases appears to be low and could have other explanations.A study of nearly 1.75 million women from Australia showed assisted reproductive treatments (ART) had associations with multiple cancers, both hormone and non-hormone related, indicating
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