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Thanks for clarifying that Cloggy.  Not sure where the 7% came from and what a relief that it's not as high as that and this would put it closer into line with the British study that I mentioned.  I'd say that 0.017% is a relatively small risk really.  To put it in perspective, it's about the same as the chance of a woman dying in natural childbirth in a first world country.