Silicone breast implants can be harmful: VU research
11 years, 3 months ago

Silicone breast implants can be harmful: VU research

Dutch News  

Silicone breast implants are more harmful than thought, according to research carried out by the VU medical centre in Amsterdam. The research, involving 80 women, shows that complaints, which are often not taken seriously by doctors, can take years to develop. The researchers say doctors must take these complaints seriously and, having ruled out other causes, must consider the possibility that the silicone protheses are causing the problems. Last year, there was global panic when breast implants from the French manufacturer PIP were found to contain industrial grade silicone and had a higher chance of splitting.

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