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Breast Cancer and The Estrogen Connection
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Scientists are concerned that even at low levels, environmental estrogens may work together with the body’s own estrogen to increase the risk of breast cancer.

Down load these handouts to learn more on how to avoid environmental estrogens in everyday products:

Cosmetics and More
Plastics and avoiding Bisphenol-A
In the DUMP & Down the DRAIN Handout
Alternatives and Recycling Guide
Videos on the Estrogen Connection

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Breast Cancer and The Estrogen Connection Handouts

Breast Cancer and The Estrogen Connection
Handouts