Certain epilepsy drugs may reduce effectiveness of hormonal contraceptives
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A study published on October 7, 2026, in Neurology highlights that people with epilepsy using specific hormonal birth control methods may experience reduced contraceptive effectiveness. This reduction is due to interactions between hormonal contraceptives and certain antiseizure medications.
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