Chemical hair straighteners may double the risk of uterine cancer
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This is alarming, friend.

Women who frequently use chemical hair straighteners may be twice as likely to develop uterine cancer, according to a new study.

EWG scientists have sounded the alarm about chemical straighteners for years, but the FDA has failed to act. Chemical hair straighteners are often made with formaldehyde, which is a known human carcinogen, linked to fertility harm, and it may increase your chances of miscarriage. EWG has petitioned the FDA for over a decade to ban formaldehyde from hair straighteners. FDA scientists agree the chemical should be banned, but the agency has done nothing to protect women and salon workers.

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