Bill Couzens, founder of LessCancer.org (Next Generation Choices Foundation), has announced that Margaret I. Cuomo, M.D. is a new board member. “We are thrilled and honored to have Dr. Cuomo on our board,” says Couzens. “Dr. Cuomo’s reputation as an advocate for the prevention of cancer, heart disease, and diabetes has earned her
Martha Fruehauf is a Less Cancer volunteer who's current project is Move Charlottesville for Less Cancer. The event, May 4th will be at the Southern in Charlottesville, Virginia. The event will be featuring the Kentucky Derby at 6pm and dancing at 8pm to the music of the band Love Canon. Yesterday’s events at
National Cancer Prevention Day Poster By Samantha Sotter of University of North Florida- Jacksonville. Graphic Design and Digital Media college student, Samantha Sotter is a student at the University of North Florida located in Jacksonville, Florida. Sotter says, "I did the charity poster for my Illustration class taught by Vanessa B. Cruz Associate
The Pennsylvania State Memorial is a Gettysburg Battlefield monument commemorating the 34,530 Pennsylvania soldiers "who fought at Gettysburg" The pavilion is the largest monument on the Gettysburg Battlefield. In 1909-10, Samuel Murray created "The Goddess of Victory and Peace" (Athena) from melted-down cannons. Athena is also a shrewd companion of heroes and is the
Congressman Steve Israel, Sponsor of the Resolution for National Cancer Prevention Day 2-4--13 The Resolution introduced by Representative Steve Israel, Co-Chair of the House Cancer Caucus. 111th Congress, Israel launched an initiative to require full ingredient labeling on household cleaning projects; authored a bill that would take arsenic, a known carcinogen, out of
National Cancer Prevention Day 2-4-13 US Capitol, Less Cancer Board Member Stormy Stokes Hood, Center Less Cancer Founder Bill Couzens, Right Erica Wiley who spoke at the briefing for the resolution for National Cancer Prevention Day. A light moment- celebrating "Less" National Cancer Prevention DayUS Capitol . (l) Ann Colley (c) Bill
Martha Fruehauf Less Cancer advocate provided closing statements for the National Cancer Prevention Day. Martha Fruehauf who gave closing statements at the briefing for National Cancer Prevention Day is embarking on a 300-mile bicycle ride across the state of Michigan. Kicking-off the challenge, with Suzi Tobias also a Less Cancer advocate (Team Girls on
Suzi Tobias (l) with her friends daughter Aileen Graef (r). Tobias spoke in the Capitol for prevention National Cancer Prevention Day and of the loss of her friend from cancer Aileen O'Brien. It’s an honor and a pleasure for me to speak to you today. Thank you for being here. Thank you
Less Cancer Founder, Bill Couzens Capitol Hill, Washington, DC Thank you for being here today my name is Bill Couzens, Founder of Less Cancer and Next Generation Choices Foundation, on behalf of the board of directors we want to extend our Heartfelt gratitude to Congressman Steve Israel for the introduction and sponsorship of