Recently someone sent me a blog that was poking fun at some of the science for better health around food, but also bullying people just like me who want to know every detail about their food. Friends who want to meet for dinner will jokingly say: "Couz, you go to the restaurant early so you
Less Cancer Board Member Miles O'Brien Miles O'Brien—Less Cancer board member, award winning journalist and anchor —has had to have much of his left arm completely amputated. Miles blogged " I am alive and I’m grateful for that. Please don’t worry about me. I’m sure I can cope just fine. If I need
This is the first entry by Robert "Bob" Carl Cohen on what he is doing to stay healthy. Bob then.. Bob today... I was born in 1930 and, with the exception of an occasional cheese sandwich or omelette, have been a vegetarian since 1983. In 2009, at the age of 79, observing traces
Let's Fight Cancer With a Focus on Prevention Rep. Steve Israel | Posted 02.07.2014 | Impact Read More: Cancer Prevention, Less Cancer Next Generation, National Cancer Prevention Day, World Cancer Day,Cancer, House Cancer Caucus, Impact News I am dedicated to doing everything in my power to combat this horrific disease -- not just as a Member of Congress, but also as someone who
February 4th is National Cancer Prevention Day. We chat with Bill Couzens, founder of Lesscancer.org, and Dr. Margaret Cuomo, one of Less Cancer's board members, to find out how people can reduce their health risks. Originally aired on February 3, 2014 Hosted by: Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani
Jennifer Conlin Join the fun!. Move Detroit for Less Cancer. December 7th, Bayview Yacht Club, Detroit, Michigan. Festivities start at 6:30pm, music by Jay Jolley and 2XL. Tickets are 25.00 at the door and Angel Sponsors are 100.00 including two drink tickets, and a drawing for a cocktail cruise for four on Lake
Bill Couzens, Founder Less Cancer and Senator Bert Johnson outside the Senate Chambers in Lansing, Michigan. Lansing, Michigan October 10, 2013 Lesscancer.org (Next Generation Choices Foundation) was honored in Michigans Senate by Senator Bert Johnson. Below is what Less Cancer Founder Bill Couzens had to say on the floor. Michigan Senate, Lansing Michigan
Kristin Meekhof Everyone has a story to tell and for years as a broadcast journalist Ann Murray Paige's job was to tell those stories. Now as a breast cancer patient, she is sharing her own story on film, in speaking engagements, and on the page. Ann is the author of Pink Tips, and was
Bill Couzens Testimony on HB660, a bill to the require the Labeling of Genetically Engineered Foods and Agricultural Commodities Before the Subcommittee of the Environment and Agriculture Committee Concord, New Hampshire. Testimony by Bill Couzens Founder Lesscancer.org October 1, 2013 My name is Bill Couzens. I am the founder of the organization Next
Jennifer Conlin is a journalist and frequent contributor of New York Times and founder of Critic Car Detroit - a citizens arts journalism project. Over the last twelve months I have had the privilege of recording nearly 500 video reviews of people experiencing culture at more than 70