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INFOGRAPHIC: Breast Cancer and BPA — Is There a Connection?

Pink Breast Cancer awareness ribbon
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Bisphenol A (BPA) is a human-made chemical that is everywhere in our daily lives. As a hormone disruptor, BPA has been found to act like estrogen in breast cancer cells which may contribute to cancer development and progression.

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, check out our infographic below to see how you can adopt a healthy lifestyle as a form of cancer prevention.

Portrait of Erika Crespo
Erika Crespo

Erika is a social media specialist and content creator based in Long Beach, California.

She is passionate about helping purposeful organizations share their knowledge, build community, and achieve their missions via social media. She is proud to have cultivated ACLP’s social media following into an activated, empowered community. A graduate of USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, she loves to maintain an Anticancer lifestyle by biking in her local community with her husband, making fresh meals at home, and enjoying belly laughs at stand-up comedy clubs.

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