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If you've received a cancer diagnosis and have utilized hair straightening products, you could potentially qualify for Substantial Compensation.
- Hair straighteners and relaxers produced by L’Oreal and various other manufacturers have been associated with an elevated likelihood of uterine cancer and other health complications.
- According to a research conducted in 2022 by the National Institute of Health (NIH), females utilizing these products face a minimum of a twofold increase in the risk of uterine cancer.
- ACT NOW, as time is of the essence. Fill out the form TODAY to ascertain if you meet the criteria for potential reparation.
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- Hair straighteners and relaxers produced by L’Oreal and various other manufacturers have been associated with an elevated likelihood of uterine cancer and other health complications.
- According to a research conducted in 2022 by the National Institute of Health (NIH), females utilizing these products face a minimum of a twofold increase in the risk of uterine cancer.
- ACT NOW, as time is of the essence. Fill out the form TODAY to ascertain if you meet the criteria for potential reparation.
A study conducted by the NIH in 2022 has discovered a notable rise in the likelihood of cancer development linked to the usage of chemical straighteners and relaxers, including products from L’Oreal and other brands.
- The 2022 research conducted by the NIH revealed a significant correlation between the usage of chemical hair straighteners and relaxers among women and an increased risk of uterine cancer, with a likelihood more than doubled.
- If you have received a cancer diagnosis and have a history of using hair straightening products, there's no need to delay. Check your eligibility today and take proactive step.
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L’Oreal and other chemical hair straightener /relaxer manufacturers sold products with highly toxic ingredients to consumers
The following brands are presently listed in the lawsuit, and there's anticipation of additional inclusions:
- Dark & Lovely
- Just for Me
- L’Oreal
- Motions
- Namaste
- Olive Oil Girls
- Optimum
- Soft & Beautiful
- Strength of Nature Global LLC
- TCB Naturals
If you have utilized any of these chemical hair relaxers and have received a cancer diagnosis, you might be eligible for substantial compensation.
L'OREAL SA HAS BEEN SUED BY A MISSOURI WOMAN
The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Chicago days after a study from the U.S. National Institute of Environmental Health Safety (NIEHS) found that hair-straightening products may significantly increase the risk of uterine cancer among frequent users.
UTERINE CANCER ACCOUNTS FOR ABOUT 3% OF ALL NEW CANCER CASES
Uterine cancer is the most common female reproductive system cancer, with 65,950 estimated new cases in 2022.
RESEARCHERS FOUND CHEMICAL EXPOSURE AS THE KEY FACTOR
Some common ingredients of hair straighteners such as parabens, bisphenol A, heavy metals, and formaldehyde may contribute to the elevated risk of uterine cancer.