Research has linked frequent, long-term use of chemical hair relaxer and straightening products to an increased risk of uterine and ovarian cancer. People with a regular history of use have filed claims against the manufacturers.
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Chemical hair relaxers and straighteners are used to alter hair texture, often applied repeatedly over many years. Research, including a large NIH-funded study, has found an association between frequent use and an increased risk of uterine and ovarian cancer.
People with a long-term history of using these products, particularly starting at a young age, are filing claims against the manufacturers, alleging the health risks weren't adequately disclosed.
Anyone who used chemical hair relaxer or straightening products multiple times per year over several years, whether applied at home or in a salon.
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