House Study Committee on Risks Associated with Hair Straightening Products; create

This resolution creates a Georgia House committee to study health risks linked to hair straightening products, focusing specifically on breast cancer risks identified in research (including a 60% increased risk found by the University of Texas' MD Anderson Cancer Center and a 31% increase noted in a 2019 International Journal of Cancer study). The committee will examine whether chemicals in these products (like those in relaxers) may interfere with hormones and affect Georgian women's health, determining if state action - such as consumer warnings - is warranted. The committee, appointed by the House Speaker, must complete its work by December 2025 and report findings to the legislature. This is a procedural study resolution, not a law imposing new requirements.