Health & Medicine
Do Gel Manicures Raise Your Risk of Cancer?
Recent media reports have reported that gel manicures - used to prevent nail from chipping - can lead to cancer. However, according to this article from American Council on Science and Health, the reports that link gel manicures with cancer may be slightly overblown.
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