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We still have a lot more to learn about how the environment affects a person’s cancer risks. But, until we know more, experts say it’s best to reduce your contact with toxic chemicals and radiation. Learn how you can make practical changes to improve your eco-health.


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David Servan-Schreiber, M.D., an acclaimed author and cancer survivor, will change the way you look at your lifestyle, the environment and cancer prevention. View video

 

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Easy Steps to Eco-Healthenvironment and cancer

Your Environmental Safety Health Guide

Better to be safe than sorry! Together, these small steps may reduce your exposure to everyday toxins and, possibly, your risks for cancer.
Get the latest advice.  

The 411 on Effects of High-Tech Devicesenvironment and cancer

Could radiation from cell phones and CT scans be bad for your health? We separate the facts from the hype.
Learn how to take precautions.

Eco Eats: Know that Food

Eco-friendly grocery shopping is easy with our cheat sheet. You’ll even save money and stock up on cancer-fighting foods.environment and cancer
Here's how you can reduce your carbon "food" print.

Spicy Southern-Style Barbecued Chicken

Fall under the spell of the Southern-style, sweet, barbecue sauce in this finger-licking barbecue dish.
Get this recipe.