Sugar consumption is associated with breast cancer and a new publication aims to describe the biological mechanism of how this happens. The gene BRCA2 helps suppress tumors and is inhibited by a fructose metabolite. This discovery provides evidence that sugar acts as a metabolic driver of cancer.
Breast Cancer Prevention Partners’ Luminary Gala was featured in Haute Living San Francisco.
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!
Fall’s impact report on policy, science, and Breast Cancer Prevention Month community events all made possible by your generous support.
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.
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.
In 2022, we made huge waves in the state, federal, market-based, and educational area. Thank YOU for your generous support which powered our breast cancer prevention work. Read about the many accomplishments you helped make possible this year.
At BCPP, earth day is every day. And we’ve been busy as ever this first quarter, protecting people and the plant from toxic chemical exposure! Check out our BCPP Bulletin for updates below and please consider making a donation to sustain our life-saving work.
We are happy to report that this past year has been a transformative one for BCPP. Through your loyal support and the diligent work of our staff, we were able to reach several major, health-protective milestones and grow the ever-increasing voice for primary prevention. Please check out the quick gist of 2021’s victories!
As summer closes out, BCPP’s advocacy and science-backed policy work continues to ramp up. September always means a lot of activity, as we prepare for October’s Breast Cancer Prevention Month. See below for updates on both current and new projects you might not have heard of yet.
