Komen for cure; who for prevention?, Cape Cod Times
Join our researchers for a webinar discussing the IOM report on breast cancer and the environment, January 24 & 25
Julia Brody to speak at Cincinnati BCERP's 8th annual public education forum Looking upstream for environmental links to breast cancer, March 17
Opinion: News stories miss important points of breast cancer report, Environmental Health News
Five Things You Should Know About Environmental Links to Breast Cancer, Forbes
Our Perspective on the Institute of Medicine report Breast Cancer and the Environment: A Life Course Approach
Report: More research needed on breast cancer, environment, USA Today
NAS Poised To Advise On New Breast Cancer Risk Research Priorities, Risk Policy Report
Canned soup linked to elevated levels of BPA, Boston Globe
The well of knowledge, Cape Cod Times
The Festival of (Giving) Trees will raise money for the Institute, December 1st - 4th, in Southbridge, MA
27 chemicals found in Cape Cod wells, Cape Codder
Chemicals found in Cape Cod wells, Cape Cod Times
Study finds 27 contaminants in Cape Cod drinking water wells
Research Scientist, Laurel Schaider, will present results of private well study on Cape Cod, November 2
Executive Director, Julia Brody spoke at Senate briefing on breast cancer and chemicals, October 14
Is Susan G. Komen Denying the BPA-Breast Cancer Link?, Mother Jones
Support Jess as she races to benefit Silent Spring Institute
Response to industry: Our food packaging study shows phthalate exposures exceed government health guideline
Join us at the Cape Cod & Islands Community Health & Wellness Expo, Oct 22, 23
Director of Research, Ruthann Rudel, will present findings on common chemicals that may affect breast health during a call, July 21
Scientists to Chemical Regulators: Stop Ignoring Boobs, Slate
Director of Research, Ruthann Rudel, presenting webinar on reducing exposure to BPA, phthalates from food, June 30
Early Chemical Exposures May Affect Breast Health: Report, MSN
Scientists warn that chemicals may be altering breast development, Environmental Health News
New review finds early exposure to common chemicals may affect breast health
Silent Spring helped shape the new National Conversation on Public Health and Chemical Exposures Action Agenda
Study: BPA chemical exposure is underestimated, USA Today
Silent Spring receives grant from Avon Foundation to support environment and breast cancer research
Director of Research, Ruthann Rudel, advised the National Toxicology Program on new projects
Research Scientist, Robin Dodson, presented at a CT legislative briefing on chemicals in consumer products
Keeping her a kid as long as possible, USA Today
Executive Director, Julia Brody, will lead a workshop and a plenary session at NBCC's Annual Advocacy Training Conference, May 1-2
Study: Eating Fresh Food Reduces Exposure to BPA, ABC News
Want to Reduce Your Exposure to BPA? Cut Out Canned, Packaged Foods, Time
Research Director Ruthann Rudel on Boston Channel 5
Study: Fresh food diet cuts exposure to chemical BPA, USA Today
New study shows fresh food diet reduces body burden of hormone disruptors BPA and DEHP
Executive Director, Julia Brody, will present our work, March 30
Cape Cod Coordinator, Cheryl Osimo, is advising communication for the NIEHS study of puberty in girls
Director of Research, Ruthann Rudel, is advising Biomonitoring California, the first state level biomonitoring program
Research Scientist, Robin Dodson, summarized the findings of the President's Cancer Panel at Environmental Action 2011
Executive Director, Julia Brody, to speak at the American Society of Preventive Oncology Annual Meeting, March 6
Researchers Mull the Best Way to Inform Study Participants of Personal Results, AAAS 2011 Annual Meeting News
Our PERE study is highlighted in a Science podcast
Julia Brody to lead symposium on reporting personal pollution exposures at the AAAS Annual Meeting, February 20
Institute Scientists present at EPA on Household Exposure Study findings
New officers to lead the Silent Spring Institute Board starting in January
NStar Use of Herbicides Raises Concerns For Public Health, Sandwich Broadsider
Private water wells to be tested for chemicals, Cape Cod Times
Testing of private drinking wells begins this month, Cape Cod Today
The Festival of (Giving) Trees will raise money for the Institute, December 2-5, in Southbridge, MA
Study Finds Air in Bay Area Homes Is Toxic, East Bay Express
Scientists Find Bisphenol A In U.S. Food, Chemical & Engineering News
Ask Umbra addresses environmental links to breast cancer, Grist
Volunteer for our study of private wells on Cape Cod
Barnstable Town Manager, John Klimm, will host a public meeting to update residents on our recent studies of environmental links to health, November 17
Research Scientist, Robin Dodson, will receive the Art BeCAUSE Breast Cancer Foundation's Seed the Scientist grant at their annual gala, October 14
Searching for breast cancer culprits in chemicals, USA Today
We will miss our dear friend Joan Cutler
Join the Conversation with President's Cancer Panel Member Dr. Margaret Kripke on Tuesday, September 21st
Potential link between household cleaning products and breast cancer should be investigated say researchers, Medical News Today
Endocrine-disrupting chemicals are indoor risk, WebMD
New study highlights pervasive impact of consumer products on air quality in homes
Study suggests link of cleaners to breast cancer, The Columbus Dispatch
Study reports on cleaning products and breast cancer
Research review boards sometimes create barriers between researchers, community members, and study participants
Director of Research, Ruthann Rudel, presented at the Institute of Medicine's meeting on breast cancer and the environment
Household Exposure Study highlighted by the NIEHS' Gwen Collman, The Environmental Factor
Director of Research, Ruthann Rudel, participates in review of soy infant formula, The Environmental Factor
Massachusetts Environmental Trust funds Silent Spring Institute research by the sale of specialty license plates
Dinner honoree, Judi Hirshfield-Bartek, interviewed by The Boston Globe
What's in the Water: Drugs, Chemicals Found in Area Drinking Water, WCVB-TV
Julia Brody discussed the recent President's Cancer Panel Report on a teleconference hosted by the Collaborative on Health and the Environment, May 18th
Silent Spring water tests reveal contamination, Cape Cod Times
Low Levels Of Contaminants Found In Cape Wells, WBZ-TV
Tests find new contaminants in Cape Cod's drinking water supply
Research Scientist Laurel Schaider will present the results of our study of emerging contaminants in Cape Cod drinking water, May 12 at 3pm at the Barnstable Town Hall
Strengthening the Link Between Pollution, Cancer, Miller-McCune
New Alarm Bells About Chemicals and Cancer, The New York Times
Julia Brody quoted on the relationship between cancer risk and chemicals in the environment, Los Angeles Times
Fueling the fire? How flame retardants might be doing more harm than good, Collaborative on Health and the Environment(CHE)
Bid on the Couture Fashion Auction to benefit Silent Spring Institute
Staff Scientist will moderate call on Flame Retardants: Emerging Science and Policy Considerations, April 15
Research Fellow, Robin Dodson, will provide information on endocrine disruptors and how we can reduce exposures at the Environmental Action 2010 conference, April 11
Julia Brody quoted, "Do chemicals in the environment cause breast cancer?" by CQ Researcher
Staff Scientist, Sarah Dunagan, to speak at the Black Women and Breast Cancer Conference, April 24
Oil refinery toxics found in air of nearby homes
Executive Director, Julia Brody, to speak at the Women’s Health & the Environment conference, April 21
Silent Spring Institute presents research on chemical effects on breast development at Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting
Cape faces ‘daunting challenges’ on household chemicals in groundwater, The Barnstable Patriot
Silent Spring researcher to present webinar on household exposure to chemicals, March 3
Honorees of our upcoming annual dinner featured in Boston Globe's Names and Faces
Wellesley Cancer Prevention Project and Silent Spring Institute to co-sponsor "Breast Cancer and the Environment: What’s the Connection?" in Wellesley, MA on February 24
Staff Scientist to speak on "Emerging Toxics Associated with Wastewater" in Falmouth, MA February 24
Flame-retardant contact may harm fertility, WebMD
Please join us for Everyday Toxics and Boys’ Development,“An Environmental Health Update,” January 25, with Dr. Russ Hauser
Executive Director, Julia Brody, invited as speaker on "Right-to-Know in Community-Based Participatory Research"
Executive Director, Julia Brody, thanks Teresa Heinz Kerry for her leadership "in dealing with pollution at home" in a letter to the editor of the Boston Globe
Cape water tested for harmful chemicals, The Cape Cod Times