Bulawayo24 News - Skyes! "it makes perfect sense"

Search / Tumour

Contraceptive pill taken by millions is linked to brain tumours

Millions of women using a common contraceptive pill could be at greater risk of developing a brain tumour, new research suggests.The mini-pill-a daily birth control tablet that contains the hormone progesterone-is often prescribed as an al…

Published: 16 Jun 2025 at 14:43hrs | 379 | by Staff reporter

Load More Stories

Search / Tumour

Contraceptive pill taken by millions is linked to brain tumours

Get latest news by email:

Man jailed for transporting weed

Mutodi apologises to Guvamatanga

Plot to undermine the Geza Revolution

Chamisa abandons politics for CIA training?

IMF seeks clarity on Zimbabwe's plan to ditch US dollar

Zicosu students seek dialogue with Mnangagwa

South Africa plans toll fees at Beitbridge Border

4 Beitbridge customs agents arrested over Zimra fraud

Jeys Marabini to thrill Bulawayo fans with 'Umjolo' live performance

MSU students arrested for opposing Mnangagwa term extension

Robert Mugabe Jnr granted US$300 bail

Trio aces new charges in Bulawayo break-ins

3 missing Kuwadzana children found dead in car boot

Mliswa accused of launching a sponsored hatchet job

US govt shutdown affects Zimbabweans

IMF says Zimbabwe economy to grow at 6%

Minister faces court over labour reform delay

Zimbabwe banker's diploma gains UK accreditation

Zimbabwe hires 3 forensic pathologists from Cuba

Zimbabwe's mixed weather explained

RBZ, Ministry collide over platinum miners' payments

Zanu-PF Conference to be dominated by factionalism

2 NetOne executives on the run

Councillors outraged by directive to allocate stands to MPs

4 killed in Harare - Shamva road accident

SA-based medical expert Dr Raksha Balbadhur to grace Bulawayo spiritual event

JR Goddard conferred with Honorary PhD in Civil and Water Engineering

Zimbabwe comes second at Enactus World Cup

Mliswa dismisses reports that he fled Zimbabwe for SA

Busisa Moyo conferred with Honorary Doctorate