Rye Archives - Less Cancer

8 02, 2013

Suzi Tobias, Less Cancer Advocate – Speaks On Prevention Capitol Hill -National Cancer Prevention Day

Suzi Tobias, Less Cancer Advocate – Speaks On Prevention Capitol Hill -National Cancer Prevention Day

By Bill Couzens|2017-11-10T21:05:57-05:00February 8th, 2013|Aileen O'Brien Graef, Bill Couzens, Capitol Hill, Couzens, Couzens Couzens, Detroit, Erica Wiley, Farming, Food, Founder Less Cancer, GMO, Greg Lam, Grosse Pointe, Hugh Wiley, Increased Incidences of Cancer, Jill Vogel, Lawmakers, Leadership, Martha Fruehauf, Maryann Donovan, Michigan, Miles O'Brien, More Treated Cancer, Move Detroit, National Cancer Prevention Day, New Hampshire, New York, Prevention, Ron Herberman MD, Ronald B Herberman, Rye, Senator Jill Vogel, State Senator Bert Johnson, Steve Israel, Stormy Stokes Hood, Suzi Tobias, Tom Sherman MD, Toxins, Twitter, Uncategorized, Veronique Pittman, Virginia, William U Couzens, William Ulrich Couzens|

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

8 02, 2013

Less Cancer Founder Bill Couzens Speaks For National Cancer Prevention Day ; Capitol Hill

Less Cancer Founder Bill Couzens Speaks For National Cancer Prevention Day ; Capitol Hill

By Bill Couzens|2017-11-10T21:05:57-05:00February 8th, 2013|Bert Johnson, Bill Couzens, Breast Cancer, Cancer, Cancer Prevention, Capitol Hill, Carter Wiley, Chemical Companies, Chemo, Climate Change, Coke, Colon Cancer, Couzens, Couzens Wililam U Couzens, Cysco, Detroit, Detroit Athletic Club, Dr. Tom Sherman, Environment, Erica Wiley, GMO, GMOs, Greg Lam, Grosse Pointe, Hugh Wiley, Increased Incidences of Cancer, Jackson Dawson, James Wiley, John Couzens, KC Graham, Lawmakers, Leadership, Mackinac Race, Martha Fruehauf, Melanoma, Michigan, Middleburg Virginia, Miles O'Brien, Move Detroit, Nancy Stiles, National Cancer Prevention Day, New Hampshire, New York, obesity, ORGANIC, pediatric obesity, Pepsi, Pesticides, Portsmouth New Hampshire, Ron Herberman MD, Ronald B Herberman, Rye, Senator Jill Vogel, State Senator Bert Johnson, Steve Israel, Stormy Stokes Hood, Tanning Beds, Tom Sherman MD, Uncategorized, US CAPITOL, US CONGRESS, Veronique Pittman, Virginia, Washington DC, Wayne State University, William Ulrich Couzens|

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

7 11, 2012

Concerned About GMO’s and Labeling ? Watch Less Cancer Video With Gary Hirshberg Co-Founder and Chairman of Stonyfield Farm.

Concerned About GMO’s and Labeling ? Watch Less Cancer Video With Gary Hirshberg Co-Founder and Chairman of Stonyfield Farm.

By Bill Couzens|2017-11-10T21:05:59-05:00November 7th, 2012|Agent Orange, Bill, boing boing, Cancer Prevention, Capitol Hill, Chemical Companies, Chemo, Couzens, Couzens Couzens, Couzens Wililam U Couzens, Detroit Athletic Club, Detroit Couzens, Dr. Tom Sherman, Environment, Founder Less Cancer, Gary Hirshberg, GMO, GMOs, Grosse Pointe, Labeling, Leadership, Less Cancer, Miles O'Brien, More Treated Cancer, ORGANIC, Pesticides, Prevention, Ronald B Herberman, Rye, Stonyfield Farm, Stormy Stokes Hood, Thomas M Sherman, Tom Sherman, Tom Sherman MD, Twitter, Uncategorized, Veronique Pittman, William U Couzens, William Ulrich Couzens|

15 08, 2012

Johnson & Johnson Working Towards Less Cancer

Johnson & Johnson Working Towards Less Cancer

By Bill Couzens|2017-11-10T21:06:01-05:00August 15th, 2012|Bill Couzens, Cancer, Center for Environmental Oncology, Chemical Companies, Coke, Couzens, Detroit, Less Cancer, Maryann Donovan, MD, Middleburg Virginia, New Hampshire, Prevention, Rye, Tom Sherman, Virginia|

In the work for Less Cancer fewer rewards are greater than the good news headlines that Johnson & Johnson plans to remove trace amounts of potentially cancer-causing and other dangerous chemicals from nearly all its adult toiletries and cosmetic products worldwide within 3 1/2 years.Late last year Johnson and Johnson pledged to remove “chemicals of concern”