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People who live longer in communities with contaminated drinking water also have higher levels of PFAS in their blood, new study finds.
To fundraise for Silent Spring and other cancer organizations, 16-year-old Deren Miller is leading bikers 1700-plus miles up the Eastern Seaboard.
Executive Director Dr. Mary Beth Terry recently appeared on Katie Couric's podcast Next Question to discuss a troubling trend: rising rates of breast cancer and other cancers among adults under 50.
A look at new research by Silent Spring on chemicals in hair extensions and the health risks associated with this largely unregulated category of beauty products that disproportionately affect Black women.
The Massachusetts PFAS and Your Health Study, led by Silent Spring, is investigating the relationship between PFAS contaminants in drinking water and their effects on human health.
How Silent Spring is advancing science through the use of innovative technologies to address increasing rates of breast cancer in young women.
Save the Date! On October 1, we will gather again to celebrate the breakthroughs, bold ideas, and leaders advancing cancer prevention — bringing cutting-edge prevention science to life.
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