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Articles & Research

22 Pesticides Show Direct Association with Prostate Cancer

A study published in the journal Cancer found that 22 pesticides showed consistent, direct associations with incidence of prostate cancer.

Apps

Mindset and Well-being Video Library for Cancer Patients and Survivors

We are excited to share a new series of videos and audio meditations from the Osher Collaborative.

Webinars

The Power of Lifestyle: How Everyday Choices Can Transform Your Health with Dean Ornish

Join world-renowned lifestyle medicine expert and #1 New York Times bestselling author Dr. Dean Ornish as he shares how lifestyle choices can significantly improve our health.

Articles & Research

Evidence for widespread human exposure to food contact chemicals

In a study published in the Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology, researchers found evidence for widespread human exposure to food contact chemicals.

Best Nontoxic Clothing and Bedding: Which Brands Can You Trust?

Navigating the world of textiles and clothing to avoid harmful chemicals can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to help! View our carefully curated list of brands, certifications, and resources t…

Articles & Research

Fear of cancer recurrence common among adult survivors of childhood cancer

A study published in JAMA Network Open surveying 229 North American adults who survived childhood cancer found that one-third of survivors reported experiencing elevated fear that their primary cancer…

Articles & Research

Calorie restriction is not effective for weight loss

A study published in Nutrition, Metabolism, and Cardiac Diseases that reviewed studies on weight loss highlighted these conclusions: * Normal Weight and Overweight Obesity are prevalent.

Articles & Research

Study: 57% of Americans eat a pro-inflammatory diet

A study published in Public Health Nutrition found that overall, 57 % of the American adults reported 24-hour dietary intakes associated with inflammation.

eBooks

Safe Eats: Reducing Exposure to Harmful Chemicals in Food Packaging

Protect your health and reduce your exposure to harmful chemicals with our free eBook, Safe Eats: Reducing Exposure to Harmful Chemicals in Food Packaging.

Websites

Informed™ Product Guidance: Healthier Building Materials for a Safer Environment

Discover safer product choices with the Informed™ Product Guidance, a comprehensive resource that ranks building materials based on their health impact.

Articles & Research

Cancer risk: Are pesticides the new smoking?

In an article printed in Medscape, Dr. Dounia Hamdi states that “….

Articles & Research

Possible Breast Cancer Carcinogens Widespread in Food Packaging

In an article published in Frontiers in Toxicology, researchers found that 76 potential mammary carcinogens have been detected to migrate from FCMs (food contact materials) sold in markets across the …

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