The Less Cancer Journal

The Less Cancer Bike Ride began with a couple of cyclists embarking on a 300-mile, two-day ride from southern Michigan to northern…

Access to healthcare isn’t equal. We should do something about it.

A recent study found that the intensive and expensive clean-up of per-and-polyfluoroalkyl substances will increase by 328% by 2030. The…

Let’s rock. The 2022 Less Cancer Bike Ride kicks off with a free concert benefiting LessCancer.org.

With the reignited Cancer Moonshot Plan in motion, the Biden Administration is working to deliver on a promise made well before it took…

Marketers know how to tug on your heartstrings. (I know, I am one). A leisurely stroll down any grocery aisle will certainly offer up a…

Tea Deliver On (Some) of the Health Benefits Its Packages Promise

New research has found that a new single-dose HPV vaccine may be just as effective as the standard three-dose version of the drug. This is…

…And they have no plans to stop.

National Cancer Control Month is an annual proclamation to raise awareness for cancer prevention and treatment in the United States. Since…

Artificial sweeteners were developed to lower the calorie count for processed foods. Initially, they were celebrated as a way to make…

The Less Cancer Bike Ride America kicks off on June 3 and runs for a full month. Every day is an opportunity to make a difference by…

One of the essential tools in the fight against cancer is the plate. Researchers continue to discover links between meat intake and cancer…

Industries claim that it is impossible to make their products without relying on PFAS.

For almost two years now, medical experts have been issuing warnings on lower than normal cancer screenings due to the COVID-19 pandemic…

In 2022, PFAS legislation is on the docket in more than half of the country. New laws regarding PFAS and other toxic chemicals could go a…