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"Plus, the best part of using birth control - about 99% less chance of breast cancer."

Dubious, since:

the IARC (Internation Agency for Cancer Research) classifies the estrogen-progestogen oral contraceptives (combined)as a carcinogen
2006 Mayo Clinic meta-analysis concluded that breast cancer risk rises 50 percent for women taking oral contraceptives four or more years before a full-term pregnancy.
In 2009, the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center found that women starting the pill before 18 nearly quadruple their risk of triple negative breast cancer.
Swedish oncologist Hakan Olsson concluded that pill use before the age of 20 increases a young woman’s breast cancer risk by more than 1000 percent.

Well .. there is “research” which specifically shows that the first bodily changes after being impregnated are the milk glands in the breasts.

And .. what they won’t tell women .. WHERE THE CANCERS ARE LOCATED IN THE BREASTS .. the milk glands.

So, people can rely on the “Internation” stats if that’s their choice .. and they can ignore the truth.

I have a family member who almost died from using Ortho-Novum .. but fortunately, a great doctor figured it out and saved her life. However, there are still other methods of contraception if people really do not wish to have children at that time.