There is no evidence second-hand bra causes breast cancer - Dr. Suliat Oyawoye - MyJoyOnline
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Medical officer at Medifem Hospital, Suliat Oyawoye, has revealed that so far, research does not support claims that wearing of second-hand brassiers causes cancer.
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