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Should Your Bras Carry A Government Health Warning? This is a very serious question as more and more research shows a link between breast cancer and bras. Bras that are too tight, worn for too long and even some dyes found in bras have all been linked to the development of breast cancer in women, not to mention other ailments such as allergies, fibrosis, and an adverse affect of the immune system. This issue is extremely controversial as it poses quite a dilemma to women who feel going without a bra will lead to sagging from having no support. As women become more career oriented and are working and wearing a bra for longer hours, ultimately could lead to an increase in the breast cancer rate. If more and more research is put out about this subject eventually women will start heeding the warnings and forgo their bras.
http://www.shvoong.com/social-sciences/anthropology/1148-bra-carry-government-health-warning/
Bras have become a major source of contention today in 2020 as the breast cancer diagnosis rate continues to soar. For the past several years there have been numerous studies showing a link between breast cancer and bras that are too tight, worn for too long and several types of dyes used in them. Women are now starting to take these warnings to heart and have found other means of support in undershirts and camisoles. As you can imagine this has brought the lingerie industry to almost a screeching halt. Thousands of people have been laid off and hundreds of stores around the U.S. have had to shut their doors due to poor sales. Stakeholders are desperately trying to remain affloat by testing out new interpretations of the bra and promising all natural fabrics and dyes.
Technology
The market will be flooded with fabrics enhanced by technology in the near future. Fabrics that detract nerve gas, protect from harmful UV-rays and ward off dust mites plus other microbial agents that lead to allergies will all be available soon. Not to mention materials that will moisturize your skin throughout the day with aloe vera, boost your amino acids and vitamin B & C count and even give off a scent like rose or green apple are all on tap for future designs.
The fashion industry has exploded this year with numerous innovative feats in textiles as designers and manufactures have really listened to their fans and followers when they say they want and need technologically advanced fabrics that have something new to offer. Fashionistas of 2020, designers have really followed through for you! Introducing materials that mosisturize your skin with aloe vera, boost your amino acids and vitamin B & C count and even have frangrances such as green apple and rose wafting out of them. Stakeholders are thrilled with their investment as rose scented undergarments have been flying off the shelf and boosting sales.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1155829.cms
A solar powered bra has come onto the market in Japan that is said to generate enough electric energy to charge a mobile phone or even an iPod. This bra, which ironically is green in color, features a solar panel worn around the stomach. This product has yet to break into the American market but with the ‘go green’ movement full steam ahead it seems likely it will by 2020.
The ongoing green movement has generated an idea to produce a solar-powered bra. This Japanese innovation has sparked quite an interest in the U.S. as many women today in 2020 want to do more for the Earth. This bra boasts a solar panel across the stomach and has enough power to charge a mobile phone or iPod. American stakeholders have already started placing orders to bring a version of this unique bra to the states as they feel it will sell well, all while helping our hurting Earth.
Environment
http://newsblaze.com/story/20080515152842reye.nb/topstory.html
