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The study, the results of which were published in the Journal of the National Institute of for cancerWomen who use chemicals to soften the hairmore susceptible to injury uterine cancer Compared to those who do not use these products.
The researchers found no association between other hair products the women reported using, such as hair dyes and wrinkleand the risk of uterine cancer.
The researchers pointed out that smoothing products or Hair relaxer According to the agency, which contain chemical compounds such as parabens, bisphenols and formaldehyde, may help increase the risk of uterine cancer. "UPI" for news
The study included data from 33,497 American women, aged between 35 and 74, and found that only 1.64% of those who have never used hair straighteners will develop uterine cancer by the age of 70 years old.
And the risk of infection increased to 4.05% for users who used it repeatedly hair straightener products.
The National Cancer Institute predicts 12,550 uterine cancer deaths this year, or 2.1% of all cancer deaths worldwide been united.
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The study, the results of which were published in the Journal of the National Institute of for cancerWomen who use chemicals to soften the hairmore susceptible to injury uterine cancer Compared to those who do not use these products.
The researchers found no association between other hair products the women reported using, such as hair dyes and wrinkleand the risk of uterine cancer.
The researchers pointed out that smoothing products or Hair relaxer Which contains chemical compounds like parabens, bisphenols and formaldehyde, which can help increase the risk of uterine cancer, according to the UPI news agency.
The study included data from 33,497 American women, aged between 35 and 74, and found that only 1.64% of those who have never used hair straighteners will develop uterine cancer by the age of 70 years old.
And the risk of infection increased to 4.05% for users who used it repeatedly hair straightener products.
The National Cancer Institute predicts 12,550 uterine cancer deaths this year, or 2.1% of all cancer deaths worldwide been united.
