Scientists warn of leaking breast implants
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Scientists warn of leaking breast implants

NL Times  

Two scientists have warned that the newest generation of silicone breast implants of “often used, renowned brands and types" can very quickly transmit certain foreign molecules to the rest of the body. Women need to think carefully about opting for the implants, said plastic surgeons Rita Kappel and pathologist Evert van den Broek. Up to now, it was only assumed that older breast implants, which have been in the body for years, show leaks like this or “Sweat.” Affected women then report chronic fatigue, for example. The scientists saw that silicone molecules can occur in the surrounding connective tissue capsule and spread further within three weeks after placement.

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