Why... Split the Mitt Cyclist Brian Dooms rides for Less Cancer June 25-26 313 miles 2 days.... "For me, having lost my mother to cancer and countless other family members and friends, the ride helps represent the challenges and struggles I know they all faced. If I can help create additional awareness for the need
“More Less Cancer” may seem like an oxymoron, but it represents our mission, to approach fighting cancer in a new way, with a laser focus on prevention. And we need more action on every front. Our ultimate measure of success will be fewer incidences of cancer. For the time being, we have been able to
PORTSMOUTH – Everyone, in every walk of life, has been touched in some way by cancer. If you haven’t had cancer, you know someone who has, a family member, a friend or the person you work with every day. What if cancer could be prevented? Would you take the necessary steps if you knew
Less Cancer Board Member Rob Bilott Robert A. Bilott, a distinguished attorney who has been at the forefront of environmental litigation. The attorney was the focus of a recent story in the New York Times that caught global attention; The Lawyer Who Became DuPont’s Worst Nightmare. Mr. Bilott has joined the board of
Originally Published in the Huffington Post By Janie Heath Dean of the University of Kentucky College of Nursing janie Heath Dean of the University of Kentucky College of NursingDean of the University of Kentucky College of Nursing Federal e-cigarette safety-cap legislation that recently passed both the House and the Senate, which will help save
National Cancer Prevention Day 2-4-16 First Published on the Huffington Post Yesterday, February 4, National Cancer Prevention Day 2016, was observed on Capitol Hill with cancer prevention experts and legislators, students and others in a program sponsored by Less Cancer. As I reflect on this monumental day, I realize that cancer prevention must
Representative Debbie Dingell speaking at National Cancer Prevention Day founded by Less Cancer This was first published on the Huffington Post Every American has been touched by cancer in some way. Whether they have received a diagnosis themselves or experienced it through a family member or close friend, the pain, the fear, the
Margaret I Cuomo, MD with the Elsie Hillman Speaker, Representative Charlie Dent, Pa. National Cancer Prevention Day. First Published in the Huffington Post It is now 2016, and Americans hope for a brighter, healthier new year. Are Americans healthier today than they were last year or the year before? Will there be fewer
Linda Reinstein If you are a homeowner and you hear the word “asbestos” from a contractor one of the first things on your mind might be cost. Anyone who has watched HGTV knows that asbestos in a home can make or break a budget. You are probably also very concerned about the danger
Director Meghan L. O'Hara For the last few years my life has been consumed by cancer. First I got it, then I beat it and then I made a movie about it – thecwordmovie.com, which will be released this year. I wanted to share what I had learned to make sure that others wouldn’t