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NetNewsLedger - Over 200,000 Faculty and Students Now Use Contact North | Contact Nord's Four Free, Easy-to-Use AI-Powered Apps for Education and Training - Vimarsana News

NetNewsLedger - Over 200,000 Faculty and Students Now Use Contact North | Contact Nord's Four Free, Easy-to-Use AI-Powered Apps for Education and Training

Over 200,000 faculty and students now use four free, easy-to-use AI-powered apps education and training developed by Contact North | Contact Nord

Covid vaccination before conception has no impact on miscarriage rates - Vimarsana News

Covid vaccination before conception has no impact on miscarriage rates

Pre-conception Covid vaccinations have been shown to have no impact on the chance of miscarriage for heterosexual couples. 

Hair relaxers may disproportionately expose Black, Hispanic women to harmful chemicals linked to cancer, infertility, studies suggest - Vimarsana News

Hair relaxers may disproportionately expose Black, Hispanic women to harmful chemicals linked to cancer, infertility, studies suggest

In addition to straightening naturally curly hair, these salon treatments expose the scalp to chemicals linked with uterine cancer, infertility, fibroids, breast cancer and endometriosis, according to multiple studies.

Hair relaxers may affect women's fertility, study suggests - Vimarsana News

Hair relaxers may affect women's fertility, study suggests

Current and former use of chemical hair straighteners, greater frequency and duration of use, and scalp burns from the products were linked to lower chances of becoming pregnant, the study found.

Hair relaxers may affect women's fertility, study suggests - Vimarsana News

Hair relaxers may affect women's fertility, study suggests

Current and former use of chemical hair straighteners, greater frequency and duration of use, and scalp burns from the products were linked to lower chances of becoming pregnant, the study found.

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