(WGHP) – Permanent hair dye and chemical hair straighteners might not be as harmless as they seem. The National Institute of Health reported Wednesday that women who use these chemicals face a higher ...

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A new study by researchers at the National Institutes of Health found women who have used chemical straighteners or relaxers could be at a higher risk of uterine cancer. The data is from the Sister ...

Women who use hair-straightening chemicals are at an increased risk of uterine cancer compared with those who do not use the chemicals, according to new findings of the Sister Study, run by the ...

While silk presses and keratin treatments have been go-to options for women looking to straighten their hair, some are turning their attention to the more permanent solution of Japanese hair ...

A startling new study has found an association between hair-straightening chemicals and uterine cancer, leaving many women who use the products with questions about the safety of the popular hair-care ...

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