A new study found that women who wear bras more frequently do not increase their risk for breast-cancer.
The study published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomakers & Prevention found that among 1,500 women, there was no association between bra wearing and breast-cancer risk.
The study authors asked women with and without breast cancer nearly every conceivable question about their lingerie — cup size, how many hours they wore their bras per day, how many of their bras contained underwire, how old they were when they started wearing a bra — and found that none of the factors were associated with cancer.