Stories Related to Study Links Hair Dyes And Chemical Straighteners To Higher Breast Cancer Risk, Particularly Among Black Women

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Fri, 12/06/2019 - 7:42am

Permanent hair dye and chemical hair straightener use was linked to a higher risk of breast cancer in a new study from researchers at the National Institutes of Health.

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