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14 07, 2024

Do Chia Seeds Cause Cancer – Or Prevent It?

By |2024-07-14T05:36:37-04:00July 14th, 2024|Less Cancer|

Like so many foods, there's considerable speculation on chia seeds and cancer prevention. Curiously, you'll also find nearly as many quasi-scientific articles claiming chia seeds can cause cancer as well. So which is it? For many, the answer depends on perspective and interpretation.  What's the Cancer Link? Health-conscious consumers love chia - and with good

30 06, 2024

The Latest Research on Multivitamins Is Mixed

By |2024-06-30T13:57:19-04:00June 30th, 2024|Less Cancer|

Despite the robust marketing and billions in annual sales, the evidence supporting the claimed health benefits of multivitamins is scant. One of the largest studies ever completed on the subject reports little to no impact on cardiovascular disease or cancer. The question of whether multivitamins are truly beneficial remains a fascinating and open one.  Multivitamin

22 06, 2024

Smoking and Cancer Risk: How Cessation Changed the US

By |2024-06-22T14:48:43-04:00June 22nd, 2024|Less Cancer, Prevention|

In 2023, the percentage of smokers in the US fell to an all-time low, marking a significant milestone in the decades-long decline in cigarette smoking in America. This decline, driven by a combination of social norms, no-smoking regulations, and ongoing education, has had a profoundly positive impact on the nation's health. It has not

16 06, 2024

The Cancer Industry Problem: Money Over Results

By |2024-06-16T13:51:16-04:00June 16th, 2024|Less Cancer|

Cancer remains the second-biggest cause of death in the United States despite billions of dollars spent annually on research, treatments, and medical infrastructure specifically focused on the disease. Treating the disease costs the US billions per year, though patients have little to show for rising expenses; actual survival rates lag well behind increased investment. The

5 06, 2024

Less Cancer’s Hike and Bike America Rolls On!

By |2024-06-05T06:52:47-04:00June 5th, 2024|Less Cancer|

At Less Cancer, our mission is clear: to tackle chronic health issues, particularly cancer, by implementing effective solutions. Our recent event underscored the importance of adhering to our values. Despite the challenges, the outpouring of support from hundreds of individuals standing united in the rain was truly inspiring. The annual Hike & Bike America event

2 06, 2024

A Thank You from Less Cancer Founder Bill Couzens

By |2024-06-02T13:09:39-04:00June 2nd, 2024|Less Cancer|

A heartfelt thank you to Traverse City and all the supporters of Less Cancer. Last night's launch of the Less Cancer Hike and Bike America for 2024 faced an unexpected hurdle as our concert was rained out. Despite the disappointment, the unwavering support and generosity from the people of Traverse City, Michigan, shone through.

31 05, 2024

United We Walk, Run, & Bike

By |2024-06-01T09:13:00-04:00May 31st, 2024|Less Cancer|

Physical movement is an important factor in the prevention and treatment of all cancer types, and maintaining physical activity through cancer treatment has shown promising curative effects (Pollan et al., 2020). Engaging in events that champion health, exercise, and bodily wellness is a great way to build social connections and promote the health benefits

12 05, 2024

The Talc Powder Cancer Case: What Consumers Should Know

By |2024-05-12T13:04:15-04:00May 12th, 2024|Less Cancer|

The talcum powder cancer lawsuit has been in the news for years. While several suits have settled in favor of consumers, tens of thousands of cases are still outstanding. Johnson & Johnson and its former subsidiary, Kenvue, are accused of selling talc-based baby powder tainted with asbestos for over five decades. This underscores the importance

8 05, 2024

Less Cancer’s Hike and Bike America 2024 Kicks off June 1

By |2024-05-08T15:28:04-04:00May 8th, 2024|Less Cancer|

Less Cancer’s Hike and Bike America 2024, from June 1 to July 5, is a great way to set and reach your own health goals while helping to raise money to support Less Cancer’s transformative work in lowering cancer risks. Registration for this annual bike and bike event is free. For 20 years, Less

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