BCPP Diaries
Breast Cancer Prevention Month Gift Guide 2023

At BCPP, October is Breast Cancer Prevention Month. For over 20 years, October has signified the month to promote breast cancer awareness and shop to support finding a cure. Yet, 1 in 8 women in the US will still be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.Read More
Spring 2023 News Bulletin

We want to take a moment to share with you important Breast Cancer Prevention updates – ranging from victories to fresh new resources, from events to honoring legends in the breast cancer prevention movement.Read More
We want to take a moment to share with you important Breast Cancer Prevention updates – ranging from victories to fresh new resources, from events to honoring legends in the breast cancer prevention movement.Read More
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A father’s journey to prevent cancer and protect his daughter

It is hard to believe it has been 20 years since I first saw the majestic Mount Shasta. Back then, I did not know what Mount Shasta would come to symbolize for me. But in 2018, climbing Mount Shasta became my way of giving back to an organization, a community, and a dream.Read More
It is hard to believe it has been 20 years since I first saw the majestic Mount Shasta. Back then, I did not know what Mount Shasta would come to symbolize for me. But in 2018, climbing Mount Shasta became my way of giving back to an organization, a community, and a dream.Read More
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Honoring Nancy Evans

Nancy Evans was a remarkable figure whose many contributions left a lasting legacy in the fields of breast cancer prevention and environmental health. With her passing on June 11, 2023, the breast cancer prevention community mourns the loss of a dedicated health science writer, breast cancer survivor, and passionate activist. Nancy’s work as a pioneer in the environmental health movement revolutionized and shaped the mission of Breast Cancer Prevention Partners (BCPP).Read More
Nancy Evans was a remarkable figure whose many contributions left a lasting legacy in the fields of breast cancer prevention and environmental health. With her passing on June 11, 2023, the breast cancer prevention community mourns the loss of a dedicated health science writer, breast cancer survivor, and passionate activist. Nancy’s work as a pioneer in the environmental health movement revolutionized and shaped the mission of Breast Cancer Prevention Partners (BCPP).Read More
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Climb Against the Odds 2023

This year we are honored to welcome 22 volunteer climbers from across the country. They will attempt to climb Mt. Shasta (14,179 ft) to challenge the 1 in 8 odds of a woman’s breast cancer diagnosis.Read More
Spring News Bulletin

From cosmetics reform to clean Black beauty businesses, and growing statewide prevention plan work – here are the top 2022 wins and exciting 2023 news and opportunities. Read More
From cosmetics reform to clean Black beauty businesses, and growing statewide prevention plan work – here are the top 2022 wins and exciting 2023 news and opportunities. Read More
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Meet Breast Cancer Survivor Dana Friedman

Dana is a breast cancer survivor, mother of three, clean beauty advocate, marathon runner, and Beautycounter consultant. With no family history of the disease, Dana attributes her cancer to environmental factors. She shares what sparked her passion for safer beauty and led her to D.Read More
Dana is a breast cancer survivor, mother of three, clean beauty advocate, marathon runner, and Beautycounter consultant. With no family history of the disease, Dana attributes her cancer to environmental factors. She shares what sparked her passion for safer beauty and led her to D.Read More
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Mother’s Day gifts, from us to you!

To all who mother, including moms, grandmas, sisters, nurturing family members, co-workers, and friends, we’d like to share some of our top science-based resources with you to celebrate motherhood.Read More
Plastics and the PVC Spill: Ask a Scientist

Plastic is one of the most widely used substances in the world due to its low cost and versatility; unfortunately, it also harms humans and the environment. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), for example, is a highly toxic form of plastic that potentially harms people and the planet at every stage of its lifecycle.Read More
Plastic is one of the most widely used substances in the world due to its low cost and versatility; unfortunately, it also harms humans and the environment. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), for example, is a highly toxic form of plastic that potentially harms people and the planet at every stage of its lifecycle.Read More
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Air Pollution: Ask a Scientist

Did you know our indoor air can be more polluted than outdoor air? Learn about the possible sources of indoor air pollution in your home and what to do about it. Read More