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The Link Between Chemical Hair Straighteners and Uterine Cancer in Black Women: A Growing Concern for Natural Hair Care Practices.

The Link Between Chemical Hair Straighteners and Uterine Cancer in Black Women: A Growing Concern for Natural Hair Care Practices.

Broke On: Tuesday, 06 February 2024 Recent studies link the use of chemical hair straighteners, commonly known as relaxers, to an increased risk of uterine cancer among African American or Black women. The Sister Study conducted by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences found evidence of association between the use of straightening chemical products and this type of reproductive cancer. This has led to a growing awareness within the community about embracing natural hair as a safer alternative.

Limited Success of Western Price Cap on Russian Oil: A Year in Review

Broke On: Tuesday, 05 December 2023 The Western price cap on Russian oil has had limited success, with Russian crude recently trading above $80 per barrel. The G7 oil price cap has not lived up to its potential due to a failure to enforce, strengthen, and consistently monitor the price cap. Russia has decreased its dependence on Western maritime services and built up its own 'ghost fleet' to transport its oil. China and India have been buying up Russian supplies, boosting the West's supplies and dampening fears of a global shortage. U.S. and European Union leaders are considering stricter implementation of the cap, with the U.S. already imposing sanctions on violators.