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.
Posts with Author: Aurelia Yee
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.?
Climate Change and Breast Cancer: Ask a Scientist
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.
Cutting Out Toxicants: A Key to Breast Cancer Prevention with Suzanne Price
Clean & Green Living podcast: Cutting Out Toxicants: A Key to Breast Cancer Prevention with Suzanne Price Many toxic chemicals that women and girls are exposed to daily may be linked to breast cancer. Breast Cancer Prevention Partners is doing the work to educate...Petition: FDA Must Stop Allowing Four Cancer-Causing Chemicals in Food
JUNE 2, 2022 WASHINGTON—In response to a food additive petition filed by BCPP and our coalition partners, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) agreed to reconsider the safety of using bisphenol A (BPA) in polycarbonate plastics, metal can coatings, and other materials that contact food, potentially setting the stage for strict new limits on the harmful chemical.
Protecting Families from Toxics Led Me to BCPP
The idea of embarking on an arduous climb was laughable. But the cause hit close to home, having witnessed the trials of three friends and family members currently in the breast cancer battle. Despite my reservations and lack of physical prowess, the pull to participate was strong. Seeking a reality check, I turned to my husband, expecting a dose of reason. “I think you should do it!” he replied.
From Sofa to Summit: A Journey Beyond the Mountain
The idea of embarking on an arduous climb was laughable. But the cause hit close to home, having witnessed the trials of three friends and family members currently in the breast cancer battle. Despite my reservations and lack of physical prowess, the pull to participate was strong. Seeking a reality check, I turned to my husband, expecting a dose of reason. “I think you should do it!” he replied.
2023 Impact Report
You put the power into prevention. Together, we continue to make major public health strides in removing our exposure to toxic chemicals linked to breast cancer and other diseases. See the incredible impact you made possible this year!
Holiday Shopping Guide 2023
Shop with confidence that your holiday gifts are good for you, our planet and those you love! Our partners in prevention are offering socially responsible gift ideas that share our commitment to protecting the health of all people and our planet.