

Cosmetics linked to cancer
Aug 20, 2024
Suzanne Turner, a researcher at the University of Cambridge, delves into the concerning links between cosmetic enhancements and health risks. She highlights the association between textured breast implants and a rare form of lymphoma, as well as the rising cancer risks tied to tattoos. The discussion broadens to include talc in cosmetics, stressing the urgent need for stricter safety regulations. With alarming increases in skin cancer rates, Turner emphasizes the importance of understanding the chemicals we apply and the implications for public health.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Tattoos, Implants, and Cancer Risks
02:55 • 13min
Exploring the Controversy: Talc in Cosmetics and Cancer Risk
15:37 • 3min
Talcum Powder and Cancer Risk
18:47 • 3min
UV Exposure and Skin Cancer Risks
21:58 • 6min
Health Risks of Beauty Treatments and Weight Loss Drugs
28:15 • 5min
Examining Health Risks in Cosmetics and Upcoming Public Health Concerns
33:38 • 2min