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How a practice developed by Silent Spring continues to shape public health

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How a practice developed by Silent Spring continues to shape public health
Research shows social media influencers can increase knowledge among Black women about endocrine disrupting chemicals in products that could harm their health.
In a recent Boston Globe op-ed, Silent Spring Executive Director Dr. Mary Beth Terry urges renewed investment in women’s health research as early-onset cancers—particularly breast cancer—are on the rise in young adults.
On Rachel Carson's birthday, we pay tribute to a scientist whose foresight changed the course of environmental history. Learn how Silent Spring is continuing her legacy.
New study focusing on Black and Latina women found cancer-causing preservatives in lotions, soaps, cosmetics.
A look at how our homes – from the materials used to build them to the furnishing and products we bring into them – impact our health and wellbeing.
How Silent Spring is advancing science through the use of innovative technologies to address increasing rates of breast cancer in young women.
This community-driven pilot study seeks to understand how product use patterns contribute to exposure and health inequities among Black and Latina women in California.
Part 3 of the STEEP webinar series, connecting scientific research with actionable information for community members, policymakers, and health professionals.
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Join us on October 9 as we come together to support and celebrate breast cancer prevention research that benefits us all.
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