Holiday Shopping Guide 2024
Support breast cancer prevention this October while shopping brands that share our commitment to health and safety.
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Breast Cancer Prevention Month Gift Guide 2024
Support breast cancer prevention this October while shopping brands that share our commitment to health and safety.
California Senate Unanimously Passes Landmark Bipartisan Bill to Eliminate Harmful Chemicals from IV Bags and Tubing
Upcoming California vote would ban unnecessary toxic chemical that leaches from medical devices into patients, paving the way for hospitals nationwide.
Getting Harmful Chemicals Out of IV Bags and Tubing: New Report Released by Breast Cancer Prevention Partners
Upcoming California vote would ban unnecessary toxic chemical that leaches from medical devices into patients, paving the way for hospitals nationwide.
Health Design Podcast Talks with Nancy Buermeyer, BCPP Director of Program & Policy
Health Design Podcast Talks with Nancy Buermeyer, Breast Cancer Prevention Partners Director of Program & Policy Listen on Apple Podcast The podcast covers: What is your story and what led to the founding of Breast Cancer Prevention Partners? How does Gilead and...Impact Report: Q2 2024 Update
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Michael Drescher – Founder: Vibrant Body Company
In an unprecedented move by a corporation, Vibrant Body approached us with the idea of donating 1% of any future company sale to BCPP to further advance our breast cancer prevention mission.
Why is plastic so bad for our health?
Phthalates like DEHP are harmful chemicals in plastics that are toxic to our organs and increase our risk of breast and other cancers.
Everyday Chemicals That May Increase Your Breast Cancer Risk
Climate-change-induced disasters can also wreak havoc on healthcare infrastructure and cause interruptions in cancer patients receiving radiation or other treatments, which impact cancer survival rates.
How much exposure to BPA is safe?
Europe radically reduced the BPA Safe Level based on scientific studies on BPA health impacts. What does that mean for those of us in the U.S.?