Silicone regains popularity
After ending a 14-year hiatus from the market last November, silicone breast implants are gaining in popularity in Oklahoma .
The Food and Drug Administration pulled silicone implants, which doctors describe as having the consistency of gummy bear candy, from the market in 1992 after women reported they leaked, causing disfigurement and disease.
But research published in this month's issue of the Annuals of Pl...
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