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Researchers call for better results reporting in breastmilk studies
Flame retardants in some California homes exceed EPA guideline
Medical journal publishes brief environment and breast cancer digest by Silent Spring Institute
Silent Spring Institute research finds some wood floor finishes are a likely source of PCB exposure
Could Cape's Cancer Rates Be Linked To The Water?, WBZ TV
Fresh Water, Salt Water: Rx in H2O, The Cape and Islands NPR Station
Cape Cod ponds' pollution explored, Cape Codder
Averting a California toxics disaster, California Progress Report
Teens' Exposure To Cosmetic Toxins Poses Threat, WBZ - Boston
Database Helps Assess Your Breast Cancer Risk, US News & World Report: HealthDay News
Study Examines Women's Household Exposure Experiences, NIEHS Environmental Factor
Pollution at home often lurks unrecognized, Reuters
Study finds elevated PBDEs in California, NIEHS Environmental Factor
The Green Decade/Newton recognizes Silent Spring Institute's environmental leadership
Environmental justice partners win lawsuit blocking Chevron permit
New book highlights Silent Spring Institute's role in environmental breast cancer research
Board member, Bev Baccelli, named one of Massachussets' 2009 "Unsung Heroines"
Thank you to the supporters of Silent Spring Institute's Annual Dinner May 14th
Executive Director Julia Brody received the 2009 “Science for the Benefit of Environmental Health” award from the Toxics Action Center
In the 30 years since unleaded gas was introduced in the United States, blood lead levels have dropped dramatically.