Lex Anteinternet: FDA Finds Breasts Implants Cause Rare Form Of Cancer

Thursday, April 4, 2019

FDA Finds Breasts Implants Cause Rare Form Of Cancer

So says a headline on the Google news feed. And that's just on the Health news feed that is part of the automatic setting for medicine and health headlines.

Isn't there a "d'uh" element to this?

A long time ago we ran this thread:

It's All Natural! Except for us.

Just a second ago, on television, there was an advertisement for a dog food that was "natural". It had no "chicken byproducts".

Now, there are legitimate reasons for plastic surgery. And some of those reasons have to do with breasts. Indeed, ironically, they specifically have to do with cancer and breasts.

But just making things that nature decided would be smallish bigger?

Of course there's a risk. And why are people doing that?

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