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Women sue companies that make hair relaxers, claiming cancer risks
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A growing number of Black women are suing the manufacturers of hair relaxers, claiming that they developed cancer after years of using the products. Several companies being sued say the allegations have no legal or scientific merit. NBC News' Zinhle Essamuah reports.May 9, 2024
