The Journal Scientific Research published a study of microbial counts in wood and bamboo utensils. The studies found natural hygienic properties in these natural materials. “The recent studies have developed our understanding regarding the natural hygienic properties of wood.

Physicians for Safe Technology post some of the scientific literature concerning cell phone radiation and cancer risk, including of childhood leukemia. The Journal Science Direct offers more studies concerning electromagnetic fields and neurological health.

The Environmental Health Trust summarized some recent studies about the health hazards of cell phone radiation.  They also offer tips to reduce exposure.

The National Toxicology Program (part of DHHS) conducted two-year toxicology studies in rats and mice to help clarify potential health hazards, including cancer risk, from exposure to RFR like that used in 2G and 3G cell phones.

Researchers report that cancer diagnoses continue to rise in people in the United States between 15 and 39 years old. The increase is due largely to thyroid cancer, but the rates for colorectal and other cancers are also up.

Chemical pollution in the environment is supersizing the global obesity epidemic, according to a major scientific review. The idea that the toxins called “obesogens” can affect how the body controls weight is not yet part of mainstream medicine.

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A fifteen minute video on cancer and the environment, featuring Dr. Margaret Kripke of MD Anderson Cancer Center: https://www.youtube.

What are the best types of movement exercises to do in the morning? Should I eat food before exercising? How do I improve balance? How do I motivate to exercise during cancer treatment? What kind of exercise can help reduce risk for cancer and other chronic illness? I don’t have a lot of time to w…

Download “Mindset 101: Learning to Manage Your Stress” to learn simple yet powerful ways to manage stress and improve well-being.

Dr. Linda Carlson, PhD, of the Department of Oncology at the Cummings School of Medicine, will introduce the concept of mindfulness and mindfulness meditation, and provide a summary review of the the benefits of mindfulness for people with cancer.

How can you stop fixating on the constant that every new pain and ache signals a return of cancer? How to come down from a hyper-vigilant job when your shift is over? Is there such a thing as “good” stress? Any tips to sleep better during stressful times? Do you have any recommendations on how n…