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Mary Brune
Mary Brune

Mary Brune was nursing her baby when she saw a news report about breast milk being contaminated with perchlorate.

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BPA baby bottle
Calif. Senate Fails to Protect Babies from Toxic Bisphenol A

The California state Senate failed to pass SB 797, a measure to ban BPA from food and drink containers designed for children ages 3 and younger.

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Toxic Chemicals in Cosmetics: New Legislation to Prevent Exposure

For the first time in 70 years, Congress is poised to close the gaping holes in the outdated federal law that allows chemicals linked to cancer, birth defects, learning disabilities and other illnesses in the products we use on our bodies every day.

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Calif. Assembly Approves Bill to Remove Toxic Bisphenol A from Infant Food Packaging

The California state Assembly has passed a bill that would ban BPA from food and drink containers for young children.

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The Story of Cosmetics
The Story of Cosmetics

This 7-minute film exposing the ugly truth about toxic chemicals in cosmetics grabbed worldwide attention.

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About the Breast Cancer Fund

The Breast Cancer Fund works to connect the dots between breast cancer and exposures to chemicals and radiation in our everyday environments.

We translate the growing body of scientific evidence linking breast cancer and environmental exposures into public education and advocacy campaigns that protect our health and reduce breast cancer risk.

We help transform how our society thinks about and uses chemicals and radiation, with the goal of preventing breast cancer and sustaining health and life.

We find practical solutions so that our children, grandchildren and planet can thrive.

Our Mission

In response to the public health crisis of breast cancer, the Breast Cancer Fund identifies — and advocates for elimination of — the environmental and other preventable causes of the disease.

Our Vision

As a result of our work, we envision a world in which:

  • We live without fear of losing our breasts or our lives as a result of what we’ve eaten, touched or breathed because the environmental causes of breast cancer have been identified and eliminated.
  • Most breast cancer can be prevented, while safe detection and treatment of the disease are the standard and available to all.
  • We have succeeded in informing and mobilizing a public that is unrelenting and holds government and business accountable for contaminating our bodies and our environment.
  • Public policy protects our health and is guided by the principle that credible evidence of harm rather than proof of harm is sufficient to mandate policy changes in the public’s best interest.
  • We have done justice to the women whose struggle and dedication inspired our resolve.