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Betablockers and Ovarian Cancer

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Hello all. Please see the article in the Daily Mail re OC and Betablockers. This could help us all.

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Lily-Anne

I just read this, have added link. I take beta blockers and have since my early twenties, originally for migraine, then for blood pressure. It does support the cancer and stress link too.

dailymail.co.uk/news/articl...

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Di16 in reply toLily-Anne

I also take beta blockers to control my blood pressure, so was interested

Di

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thesilent1

Thanks Lovis. Interesting! Ann xo

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vipervictoria

It is interesting, but the major 4 year survival advantage applies only to women who take non specific beta blockers, such as propranolol. Specific beta blockers such as atenolol have a much less significant advantage, according to the study. Propranolol was once widely used as an anxiolytic, but other drugs are more common now.

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