RENEE MONTAGNE, Host: NPR's Richard Knox has that story.</s>RICHARD KNOX: But in light of current evidence, Jick knows what she would tell her daughter.</s>P: Start on one of the older pills that has a demonstrated lower risk. And if that works for you, that's great. And if not, yes, then you can try one of the others. That's what I would do.</s>RICHARD KNOX: Richard Knox, NPR news.
The FDA warns women taking a certain class of birth control pills about new evidence that they pose a higher risk of blood clots.