This year’s champions are taking the lead on primary prevention, envisioning a world without cancer.
Road Map for Prevention mission statement
 Road Map for Prevention is a part of Huntington Breast Cancer Action Coalition’s environmental education program providing stream of current health information to cancer survivors and their families, promoting a dialogue among communities to help reduce toxic exposures while encouraging a new generation of health professionals. The Road Map for Prevention provides evidence based knowledge to diverse population regarding risk factors of disease and how to optimize health.
INCLUDES: Toxic Triggers Chart, Look Before You L.E.A.P Educational Materials, I Am Fed Naturally, Organic Lawn Flag Program, Students and Scientists Environmental Research Scholarship Program; and Survey Mapping Publication  National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences produces a monthly newsletter that highlights environmental influences that effect our health. Please take some time to view their monthly publication through their website http://www.niehs.nih.gov/news/newsletter/ |
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In The News
| Suffolk County's Aggressive Regulatory Action Supported By Latest Science |
Suffolk County Legislator Steve Stern's Safer Sales Slip Initiative was signed in to law by Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone. Protecting our residents as more sciences emerges. NEW YORK (January 9, 2013)- BPA Linked to Potential Adverse Effects on Heart and Kidneys "Exposure to a chemical once used widely in plastic bottles and still found in aluminum cans appears to be associated with a biomarker for higher risk of heart and kidney disease in children and adolescents, according to an analysis of national survey data by NYU School of Medicine researchers published in the January 9, 2013, online issue of Kidney International, a Nature publication." Read More |