During that time, 378 women developed uterine cancer.
“However, it is important to put this information into context.
Uterine cancer is a relatively rare jot down of cancer,” she added.
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Earlier studies have shown that chemical hair straighteners contain so-called endocrine-disrupting chemicals.
These products have previously been associated with higher risks of breast and ovarian cancer.
‘More research is warranted to… identify specific chemicals driving this observed association."
This story originally appeared onglamourmagazine.co.uk.
