Welcome friends, to Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when pink ribbons cover everything from toxic cosmetics to BPA-lined food cans, urging us to be aware of breast cancer. When 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with the disease, how much more awareness do we need? The Breast Cancer Fund is working to shift the conversation from … Read more…
BPA could pose a risk to children long before they take their first sip of milk…
These stories are urging us to think differently about breast cancer. These voices are demanding that we pay attention to prevention. In these stories and voices, I hear the future of the breast cancer movement…
“Never mind the pink shoelaces. I would like every football player to say, ‘I’m going to go home and look at what’s in my house that my daughter’s exposed to….'”
Cancer is the leading disease-related killer of dogs, with mammary tumors the most common type afflicting females…
USA Today story highlights the mounting evidence on the link between prenatal BPA exposure and increased risk for later-life breast cancer.
Some need-to-know breast cancer facts from Rodale News…
October has been so well-branded as Breast Cancer Awareness Month that pink has all but replaced Autumn’s reds and golds as the color most associated with the month…
The president of Bay Area Young Survivors explains why she’s so beyond the pink and joining the Breast Cancer Fund on Mt. Tam in October.