Birth control pill kills 23 women in Canada; hundreds more harmed

Twenty-three Canadian women have died and hundreds more were harmed from taking two of the world's most common birth control pills, according to local media.

Twenty-three Canadian women have died and hundreds more were harmed from taking two of the world's most common birth control pills, according to local media.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has said 600 women reported adverse health reactions after taking the products called Yaz and Yasmin.

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