I am not feeling too hopeful. And honestly I am sick of people selling hope when everyone except the pharmaceutical or cancer treatment industry is looking for Less Cancer -less incidences of cancer not more treated cancer. How many of us have been by a loved ones side only to hear someone from the treatment
The Less Cancer campaign- program of Next Generation Choices Foundation is pleased to announce the first Move Detroit for Less Cancer to be held December 1,2012 at the Bayview Yacht Club,located at 100 Clairpointe Street Detroit, MI 48215. For nearly a decade, Less Cancer has been at the helm introducing prevention into the cancer
Gary Hirshberg, Co-Founder and Chairman of Stonyfield Farm spoke for Less Cancer in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Gary Hirshberg who spoke for Less Cancer in Portsmouth, New Hampshire on GMO's and labeling. See video here VIDEO Introductions opened with Less Cancer board Chairman Tom Sherman, MD introducing board member and award winning journalist Miles
Co-Founder Stonyfield Farm and Chairman Gary Hirshberg with Less Cancer Founder and President Bill Couzens with Board Chairman of Less Cancer Tom Sherman, MD Hirshberg who spoke on October 18th at the Music Hall Loft is the co-founder and chairman, author of Stirring It Up: How to Make Money and Save the World,
Gary Hirshberg, Co-Founder Chairman of Stonyfield Farm Gary Hirshberg, Co-Founder and Chariman of Stonyfield Farm,will be speaking for Less Cancer a campaign of Next Generation Choices Foundation on Thursday, October 18, 2012 the Music Hall Loft at 131 Congress Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The event starts at 5:30pm please email info(at)lesscancer(dot)org for more
For the story in USA TODAY CLICK HERE At least 170,000 cases of skin cancer each year are linked to indoor tanning, according to an analysis published online Tuesday in the British medical journal BMJ. Indoor tanners are 67% more likely to develop the more serious squamous-cell carcinomas compared with those who have never tanned indoors,
Less Cancer Founder Bill Couzens, Brother Frank and Sister Anne Couzens This week I have tried to wash the cancer away. I have showered time and time again, scrubbing my skin hoping the events of last week are all a bad dream never to return. But its not, Cancer has once again
Center Bill Couzens, Right Frank Couzens, Left Sister Margaret and Second Row Sister Carol My brother Frank is now in a hospital bed at the Karmanos Cancer Institute, Detroit, Michigan. Frank devastated from effects of Cancer and the harsh treatments that come with it. This will be my second sibling to die of cancer. And
Hugh-ville may sound as if its a place that lept of the pages of a Dr. Seuss. It did not. For Hugh-ville is not a place but rather a state of heart. In my rural Virginia community we had a little boy by the name of Hugh Wiley who fought a courageous battle against lymphoma.
Let me just preface this by saying I understand that not everyone shares identical goals. I also understand that when they share goals it may look different to one person than it does to another - or me. That's why Less Cancer works with everyone, why we avoid the politics as we work to stop