article_snippet: Given the rarity of cases, France's National Cancer Institute France's National Cancer Institute said there is no need to recommend the removal of silicone breast implants.
article_snippet: We do not recommend that women carrying silicone breast implants have women carrying these implants removed,' Health Minister Marisol Touraine said.
article_snippet: Macmillan Cancer Support  urged women not to get 'carried away by excessive worry', about the implants. '
article_snippet: Ms Touraine said no particular brand of implant was in question.
article_snippet: Of those 80 per cent had the procedure for cosmetic reasons, while 20 per cent had the operation following breast cancer.
article_snippet: The European Commission's Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks findings backed a 2012 review by NHS medical director Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, which concluded the implants were not toxic or carcinogenic.
highlights_snippet: Given rarity Experts say there is no need for women to have implants removed .