
Women using both combined hormonal contraception and e-cigarettes may face increased cardiovascular risks due to combined effects on blood pressure, thrombotic activity, and potential reductions in estrogen levels.
cardiovascular risks, combined hormonal contraception, cardiology, hormonal contraception, contraceptive risks, cardiovascular health, women, e-cigarettes, reproductive health, smoking
cardiovascular risks, combined hormonal contraception, cardiology, hormonal contraception, contraceptive risks, cardiovascular health, women, e-cigarettes, reproductive health, smoking
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