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Can breast implants make you sick? Expert answers: ‘More research is needed’

Can breast implants make you sick? Expert answers: ‘More research is needed’

Following comments by actress Christina Applegate linking her MS symptoms to breast implants, the medical community is revisiting the debate surrounding Breast Implant Illness. Experts suggest that while more research is needed, patients who believe their implants are causing health issues should be able to have them removed.

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