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Is taking birth control as a teen linked to depression? It’s complicated

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Link between taking birth control as a teen and depression is murky | Science News

“Does the pill cause depression?” the news headline asked. Prompted by a recent study that described a link between taking birth control pills as a teenager and depression in adulthood, the news got some doctors hopping mad.

Early research hints that there are reasons to look more closely at hormonal birth control’s side effects. But so far, the link is less than certain. “This is a premature connection,” says pediatrician Cora Breuner of Seattle Children’s Hospital.
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Now this could help explain the problem I had trying to date women in my twenties. They were all likely bummed out on BC pills.
 
Link between taking birth control as a teen and depression is murky | Science News

“Does the pill cause depression?” the news headline asked. Prompted by a recent study that described a link between taking birth control pills as a teenager and depression in adulthood, the news got some doctors hopping mad.

Early research hints that there are reasons to look more closely at hormonal birth control’s side effects. But so far, the link is less than certain. “This is a premature connection,” says pediatrician Cora Breuner of Seattle Children’s Hospital.
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Now this could help explain the problem I had trying to date women in my twenties. They were all likely bummed out on BC pills.



Maybe they were bummed-out because you were just another man like the others.
 
Except for Catholic school girl graduates who were saving their virginities for their future husbands, it was pretty much open season in the 60s & 70s. Non-Catholic virgins were an endangered species.
 
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