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Webinar Recording: Moving Towards Solutions: Partnering with Communities to Make Homes Healthier

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Dr. Robin Dodson is Associate Director of Research Operations at Silent Spring Institute and a research scientist with expertise in exposure assessment, particularly in the indoor environment. Dr. Dodson is an adjunct assistant professor of environmental health at Boston University School of Public Health and also holds an appointment as a visiting scientist at Harvard … Read more

Webinar Recording: An update on PFAS in Massachusetts and Across the US

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Dr. Laurel Schaider is a Senior Scientist at Silent Spring Institute where she leads the Institute’s water quality research on PFAS and other contaminants of emerging concern. She studies PFAS chemicals in drinking water, consumer products, and food, drinking water contamination from septic systems, and environmental justice disparities in drinking water quality.

Thank you, Team MBCC (2024 Falmouth Road Race)

Dear Team MBCC Runners, On behalf of everyone at Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) and the entire Board of Directors, I would like to share our deep gratitude for joining Team MBCC for this year’s Falmouth Road Race. If you have not already seen, I am elated to share that Team MBCC has reached its fundraising goal and all of you have helped to raise over $20,000 towards … Read more

Advocacy Update: A Step Forward for Firefighter Protection

Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) is excited to share that the Massachusetts legislature has passed a bill to protect firefighters from PFAS! This important bill was signed into law yesterday at the Massachusetts State House. MBCC was proud to be present for the ceremony. S.2902, “An Act Relative to the Reduction of Certain Toxic Chemicals … Read more

MBCC Applauds Passage of Firefighter Protection Bill

Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) is excited to share that the Massachusetts legislature has passed a bill to protect firefighters from PFAS!  S.2902, “An Act Relative to the Reduction of Certain Toxic Chemicals in Firefighter Personal Protective Equipment” is a constructive first step towards greater action to protect public health and demonstrates the state’s commitment … Read more