March 15, 2017. In summary, the use of TCE for aerosol degreasing and dry cleaning spot removal represent unreasonable health risks to workers, consumers, and bystanders that cannot be appropriately mitigated. Our scientific analysis agrees with the EPA decision that these uses should be prohibited.
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When Should Women Start Regular Mammograms? 40? 50? And How Often is “Regular”?
In recent years, there has been a growing concern that annual mammograms starting at age 40 may do more harm than good for many women. That is why the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force, an expert group that reviews the latest research findings, recommends that mammography screening for most women start at age 50 rather than 40, and that the frequency be every two years (instead of annually) through the age of 74.
Read More »Do Beauty Products Affect Hormones, Early Puberty, Birth Defects, and Other Health Problems?
There is mounting evidence that suggests harmful chemicals in personal care products could be a potential cause of early puberty and other health issues.
Read More »Seven Ways to Maximize Good Health
Following just seven simple principles can make a big difference in helping us maintain our overall health and lowering the probability of developing many of the diseases that are most debilitating and dreaded, like cancer, heart and lung diseases, stroke, and diabetes.
Read More »2017 Foremother and Health Policy Hero Awards Luncheon Invitation
February 21, 2017. Reserve your ticket! We hope you will join us at our annual Awards Luncheon: Foremother and Health Policy Hero Awards. Monday May 15, 2017, at noon at the historic Mayflower Hotel. Champagne reception for patrons and sponsors at 11:30.
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