An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

I've seen data suggesting that underarm deodorants, and - get this - tight bras play a role in breast cancers.

Men get breast cancer too, although much less commonly than women. Most men also do not wear bras, although many use underarm deodorants.

The role of tight brassaires in breast cancer is said to be linked to their pontential partial strangulation of the local lymph nodes, thus stripping the breasts of the body's built in protective system.

The role of estrogens and other environmental pollutants must also be considered, but I don't have any data to support this idea.

This killer must be stopped.

S