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Zero Breast Cancer is often in the news, both locally and nationally,
and actively works to promote and highlight important research projects,
educational opportunities and events that help draw attention to
the Bay Area’s breast cancer problem.
In the News
February, 2010
Marin Independent Journal - “Study: Bay Area girls have higher chemical levels than others”
December, 2009
Women's Radio Network - “Zero Tolerance for Breast Cancer” (podcast)
December, 2009
Environmental Factor - “Bay Area Forum Bridges Research and Community”
December, 2009
Science Café - “Community Forum Highlights Environmental Breast Cancer Risks”
October, 2009
Marin Independent Journal - “Hormone therapy possible culprit for Marin's high breast cancer rate”
September,
2009
Point Reyes Light - “Marin Probes Breast Cancer”
July,
2008
Marin Scope News Pointer - “$7.5 Million For Fight Against Breast Cancer”
June,
2008
Marin Scope News Pointer - “$55,000 in Grants to Fund Local Breast Cancer Projects”
May,
2008
Marin Scope News Pointer - “Honoring Those Who Heal, Help Cancer Victims”
March,
2008
Marin Independent Journal - “Opinion: Lessons from Hormone Therapy”
March,
2007
UCSF Today - “Puberty, Obesity, Environment and Breast Cancer”
> Read more news stories
Press Releases
February 11, 2010
“New Study from the Bay Area Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Center (BABCERC) Finds Higher
Levels of PBDEs, Pesticides and PCBs in Bay Area Girls”
February 10, 2010
“Bay Area Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Center Announces the Release of Its New Report
Puberty, Breast Cancer, and the Environment”
January 8, 2010
“Announcing Upcoming 2010 TV Broadcasts on Web Access on University of California Television: Breast Cancer
Prevention Community Education Forum for Younger Women”
July 15, 2009
“Avon Foundation Awards Zero Breast Cancer $150,000 Grant”
> Read more press releases
Zero Breast Cancer Newsletters
Check Out Our Fall 2009 Newsletter!
The bi-annual newsletter of Zero
Breast Cancer informs the community of breast cancer research projects,
education programs, issues updates and events.
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