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Drinking a Few Cups of Coffee a Day Lowers Cancer Risk in Women. So Should You Fill Up On Caffeine Free or Full Strength?

November 25, 2011

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A  new study from the Harvard School of Public Health, which was backed by the National Institutes of Health, says drinking a few cups of coffee a day lowers the rate of…

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BPA-Free? Not Exactly.

October 10, 2011

by Rachel Lincoln Sarnoff Executive Director/CEO Healthy Child Healthy World The Bisphenol A story just gets bigger and bigger. Today, the Associated Press reported that the American Chemistry Council has asked federal regulators to phase out rules which allow BPA in baby bottles and sippy cups. Sounds good, right? But this request may “head off [...]

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Win a Save the Ta-Tas Laughter Heals Tee and Surround Yourself with the Positive, Healing Energy of Happiness! Laugh Yourself Silly and Laugh with the Ones You Love to Help Fight Breast Cancer this October and Beyond

October 3, 2011

Win a Save the Ta-Tas® Laughter Heals Tee and surround yourself with the positive, healing energy of happiness!  Laugh yourself silly and laugh with the ones you love to help fight Breast Cancer…

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The Sad Truth About Kids and Cancer

September 19, 2011

by Rachel Lincoln Sarnoff Executive Director/CEO, Healthy Child Healthy World www.healthychild.org “Kiwi had only been sick once; never on any sort of medication, not even Tylenol. All of that changed on Friday, July 31st, 2010 when we found ourselves in the Emergency Room because Kiwi’s left hand had begun to spasm periodically all that day. [...]

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September 1, 2011

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Over Half of Child Car Seats Contains Toxic Chemicals

August 3, 2011

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Healthy Stuff has released their test results for 2011 on child car seats. The organization has been testing car safety seats since 2008. The bad news in 2011: over half of child car seats still have elements detecte…

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Toxics: The Long Term, Low Dose Question

July 26, 2011

Each year, the USDA generates an extensive set of data which demonstrates that modern American consumers face no real threat from toxic pesticide residues on their food.  This is particularly true in terms of “acute toxicity,” or short-term poisoning.  Someone would have to eat thousands to millions times their own body weight to kill themselves… Read More…

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A Rational Analysis of the USDA Pesticide Residue Data

June 15, 2011

    When the Environmental Working Group (EWG) makes its annual “Dirty Dozen List” of fruits and vegetables with pesticide residues, it does so without paying any attention to which chemicals were found or what level was detected. This is why it is so misleading.  To do the analysis properly does take a lot more… Read More…

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Cancer Now Leading Cause of Death in China

May 25, 2011

By Janet Larsen Cancer is now the leading cause of death in China. Chinese Ministry of Health data implicate cancer in close to a quarter of all deaths countrywide. As is common with many countries as they industrialize, the usual plagues of poverty — infectious diseases and high infant mortality — have given way to… Read More…

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Susan Freinkel on Our Toxic Plastic Love Affair (Podcast)

May 12, 2011

It clogs our oceans and tampers with our bodies, yet without it, all modern life would skid to a stop. Susan Freinkel’s new book, Plastic: A Toxic Love Story, explores the rise of plastic into ubiquity, hails it for its life-saving wonders, and explor…

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