Dark & Lovely Hair Relaxer Caused Endometrial Cancer Diagnosis, Lawsuit Alleges
A lawsuit by an Illinois woman indicates she developed endometrial cancer after decades of Dark & Lovely relaxer use.
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Hair Relaxer Uterine Cancer Risks Linked to Endocrine Disruptors and Phthalate Exposure
Chemicals used in hair straightener products have been linked to potential reproductive problems for years, according to hair relaxer uterine cancer lawsuits.
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Lawsuit Alleges Chemicals in Olive Oil Girls, Motions Hair Relaxer Caused Uterine Fibroids
A hair relaxer lawsuit blames Olive Oil Girls and Motions hair straighteners for the development of uterine fibroids which had to be surgically removed.
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Hair Relaxer Class Action Lawsuit Seeks Medical Monitoring For Cancer, Other Damages On Behalf of Users
The makers of Dark & Lovely face another hair relaxer class action lawsuit from women who want medical monitoring due to increased cancer risk concerns.
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Dark & Lovely Class Action Lawsuit Filed Over Uterine Cancer, Fibroid Risks from Hair Relaxer
A class action lawsuit seeks refunds for all women exposed to Dark & Lovely hair relaxer products since 2017.
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Hair Relaxer Uterine Cancer Lawsuit Filed Against Makers of Dark & Lovely, Just for Me and Cantu Shea Butter Relaxer
A woman says she developed uterine cancer and endometriosis as a result of using hair relaxer products for years.
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Uterine Fibroid Lawsuit Filed Over Exposure to Hair Relaxer Chemicals
L'Oreal faces another uterine fibroid lawsuit from a woman who says chemicals in the company's hair relaxer products led to the need for a hysterectomy which left her unable to…
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Lawsuit Alleges L’Oreal Hair Relaxer Caused Fibroids and Need For Uterine Myomectomy
A L'Oreal hair relaxer lawsuit claims the companies products caused a Florida woman to develop recurring uterine fibroids.
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FDA Provides Guidance on Tissue Collection Systems For Power Morcellators
The FDA has issued a new draft guidance to direct medical device manufacturers on how to ensure power morcellator tissue containment systems are safe and will not put women at…
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CDC Weighs New Guidelines For Gynecologists For Detecting Uterine Cancer
The CDC is considering a review of how gynecologists evaluate women for hidden uterine cancer and other sarcomas, which may result in new guidelines.
