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To: simpson96

No clear link connects talcum powder to ovarian cancer. Some case-control studies, based on asking women who have ovarian cancer about their history, have found a slightly increased risk. But as the American Cancer Society notes, those kinds of studies can be biased because they rely on a person’s memory of talc use years after the fact.

Two prospective cohort studies, which don’t suffer from that type of hindsight bias, found no increased risk.(snip)

OK how in the hell can they rule it gave her cancer IF the above is correct???


11 posted on 08/23/2017 5:11:30 AM PDT by wyowolf (Be ware when the preachers take over the Republican party...)
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To: wyowolf

La La land.


14 posted on 08/23/2017 5:14:51 AM PDT by Graybeard58 (The Lord hath made all things for himself: yea, even the wicked for the day of evil.)
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To: wyowolf

She’s sick with a horrible disease so somebody has to pay. Really, nobody will support the rich and evil capitalist entity.


26 posted on 08/23/2017 5:29:30 AM PDT by JimSEA
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To: wyowolf

Asking my wife about this, she tseems to think that these ladies that are getting ovarian cancer from baby powder HAVE to be applying it wrong. You dont put it on your ovaries!


43 posted on 08/23/2017 6:04:53 AM PDT by Delta 21 (AntiFa and BLM should be on the United States list of Terrorist Organizations)
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