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Nathan Giannini
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Deputy Head of Social Video, Daily Mail US
New York
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Health , National Politics, Entertainment, Technology, National news, Higher education, Pop culture, History , Startups, Local Food Movement , Social Media, Education , National Affairs
Anything not related to technology or finance
Content
By Nathan Giannini Verified| KJRH-TV (Tulsa, OK) Verified Could wearing a bra increase your risk of getting breast cancer? Researchers at Seattle's Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center were prompted to study the issue after "lay media" suggestions the undergarment traps lymphatic fluids in the breast, impeding the removal of waste and toxins which could cause cancer. According to Time, that perception most likely comes from a 1991 study that found younger women who didn't wear bras had a lower risk of breast cancer.
By Nathan Giannini Verified| SB Nation Verified The idea of Gareth Bale triumphantly returning to White Hart Lane has been a Tottenham Twitter fever dream for several years now. It’s been dismissed as fantasy in serious corners, largely because Bale earns the GDP of a small island nation each year; but that apparently hasn’t stopped Daniel Levy from trying. According to Guillem Balague, the Spurs chairman submitted a bid so cheeky it didn’t even warrant a response from Real.
By Nathan Giannini Verified| KJRH-TV (Tulsa, OK) Verified Could wearing a bra increase your risk of getting breast cancer? Researchers at Seattle's Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center were prompted to study the issue after "lay media" suggestions the undergarment traps lymphatic fluids in the breast, impeding the removal of waste and toxins which could cause cancer. According to Time, that perception most likely comes from a 1991 study that found younger women who didn't wear bras had a lower risk of breast cancer.
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Daily Mail US
London, England, United Kingdom
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