Tips for Prevention
What can we do to reduce our risk for breast cancer (and other diseases)? A lot! We'll help you identify some known and suspected breast cancer risk factors and give you tips on how you can make simple changes to reduce your risk. Where would you like to begin?
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Create a Healthy Home
Prevention starts at home, with healthy choices for cleaning, pest removal and more.
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Make Informed Healthcare Choices
Make sure your health care choices don't lead to serious side effects.
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Protect Your Family
By making a few simple changes, you can significantly reduce your family’s exposure to toxic chemicals.
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Protect Yourself & the Environment
Learn how to protect yourself when you're outside, and protect the outside environment.
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Download Tip Cards
Print and share our tips for safer choices at home, outside and in the beauty aisle.
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Breast Cancer and the Environment (National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences podcast, 3/15/2013)
Breast Cancer Fund President and CEO Jeanne Rizzo talks about why translating breast cancer research is critical for the decisions we make in our everyday lives.
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Will Your Canned Soup Carry a Warning Label? (Rodale, 4/12/2013)
"The Prop 65 listing is yet another indictment of this toxic chemical that industry continues to argue is safe, despite waves of peer-reviewed scientific studies finding that BPA harms reproduction and is linked to breast cancer."
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Market shift: hundreds of cosmetics companies fulfill safe-products pledge
Good news! The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics , a project of the Breast Cancer Fund, announced today that 321 cosmetics companies have met the goals of the Compact for Safe Cosmetics...
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Prevention Is Power this October and beyond
This October, we're launching our new Prevention Is Power campaign to celebrate your powerful acts and to inspire thousands more women and men to learn what prevention meansâand how it can be part of their daily lives.


