Hair dyes: - Yes, they do cause cancer - Do hair dyes cause cancer? No, says a study published recently in a medical journal. Yes, say researchers who presented their findings to an internat...

Hair Dyes: The ones that can cause cancer - We know that hairdressers run a higher risk of developing cancer from their constant exposure to chemicals in hair dyes – but does the same risk apply...

More dangers of natural hair dyes - I have been following your article on breast cancer and the risk posed by hair dyes with interest (WDDTY, vol 9 no 7).

High fluid diet helps reduce risk of bladder cancer - Men who drink plenty of fluids every day have a far lower risk of developing bladder cancer, the fourth most common cancer in men. ...

Hair Dyes: They’re still dangerous, despite the restrictions - Just how safe are permanent hair dyes? According to the latest reports, not very, even though the main allergen – PPD (para-phenylenediamine) – has b...

Minimising breast cancer risk - Maintain a healthy weight. Obesity increases your risk of postmenopausal breast cancer by 50 to 100 per cent (Am J Clin Nutrition, 1987; 45: 289). It...

Cancer risk doubles with pill - Women on the contraceptive pill double the risk of developing cervical cancer, new research has discovered. The risk quadruples if a woman takes the P...

Cancer link with gall bladder op - Removal of the gall bladder cholecystectomy may increase the risk of colon cancer, according to an analysis of more than 30 studies. ...