What Doctors Don't Tell YouBreast implants are more dangerous than previously suspected, new evidence suggests. Researchers have found the incidence of implant failure is extremely high and increases as the implants age. ...
Rupture of silicone breast implants is more common than previously suspected, because the implants have a very short life span, according to new research. ...
The latest information about breast implants are that 5 to 6 per cent will rupture, according to the US Food and Drug Administration. ...
Ignoring mounting evidence of the dangers of silicon gel breast implants, the American Medical Association has endorsed a report recommending their use on an "informed consent" basis. ...
The Food and Drug Administration has recommended that silicone breast implants remain on the American market even though there is no data proving their safety while it considers new tests submitte ...
Despite the America's Food and Drug Administration's call for a halt to silicon breast implants, Britain has lifted the ban on breast implant operations. ...
Silicone breast implants may be banned in Europe if a European Union initiative is successful. The implants have been banned in the US since 1992 after 72 per cent of them ruptured and 10 per cent ...
Women with silicone breast implants who breast feed may be putting their babies' health at risk, according to a study by American researchers. ...
Women with breast implants could be at higher risk of developing autoimmune disease. ...
