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Cervical Carcinoma and Oral Contraception

In a controlled study, patients were matched according to age, ethnic background, age at first coitus, age at first pregnancy and socio-economic status. Patients with cervical carcinoma had not used oral contraceptives to a greater extent than did control patients. This study is being continued and longer use is being investigated.