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    Chemical hair relaxers are heavily marketed to and commonly used by Black individuals to straighten curly or tightly coiled hair. However, the products are loosely regulated and are known to contain potentially harmful chemicals such as endocrine disruptors—which can be absorbed via inhalation or through the skin. Previous studies have linked these chemicals to a wide range of reproductive health outcomes in female patients. “Black women are often underrepresented in health research and may have unique

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    SEER*Explorer Application - 10 month(s) ago

    SEER*Explorer provides access to SEER cancer statistics and detailed statistics for a cancer site by gender, race, calendar year, age, and for a selected number of cancer sites, by stage and histology.

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    • The rate of new #UterineCancer cases for Hispanic women has been increasing faster compared to the rate of increase for women across all racial and ethnic groups from 2003 to 2019. Visit SEER*Explorer to view more cancer statistics: https://t.co/ANRZCA8cR3 #MySalud https://t.co/ZEK63CeGo4

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    Uterine Cancer Awareness - 11 month(s) ago

    The International Gynecologic Cancer Society and its patient advocacy arm, the International Gynecologic Cancer Advocacy Network (IGCAN) with support from patient advocacy organizations around the world have decided that it’s time for a global effort to raise awareness of uterine cancer.

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    • FWC joins @IGCSociety to declare the month of June as Uterine Cancer Awareness Month. All month, we're spreading awareness about symptoms, risk factors & more; participate by sharing #UterineCancer posts with your network of family & friends. Learn more: https://t.co/izfgjs0qBx https://t.co/flWXpNo3UJ