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	Breast Cancer		antiperspirants   Using antiperspirants causes breast cancer. No. There is no evidence that the active ingredient in antiperspirants, or reducing perspiration from the underarm area, influences breast cancer risk. The supposed link between breast cancer and antiperspirants is based on misinformation about anatomy and a misunderstanding of breast cancer. Related Questions of antiperspirants Breast cancer only affects older women. If you have a risk factor for breast cancer, you're likely to get the disease. If breast cancer doesn't run in your family, you won’t get it. Only your mother’s family history of breast cancer can affect your risk. A monthly breast self-exam is the best way to diagnose breast cancer. I’m at high risk for breast cancer and there’s nothing I can do about it. A breast cancer diagnosis is an automatic death sentence. Breast feeding with a tumor in the breast will increase your child’s risk of cancer. Wearing an under-wire bra causes breast cancer. Mammograms cause cancer. Page 1 of 1    | 1 |

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