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Contaminating Our Bodies With Everyday Products

“The chemical lobby spent the equivalent of $121,000 per member of Congress last year, so expect chemical companies to enjoy strong quarterly profits, more boys to be born with hypospadias and more women to die unnecessarily of breast cancer.” – Nicholas Kristoff In an article in the New York Times called “Contaminating Our Bodies with Everyday … Read more

MBCC 2015 Holiday Appeal

Dear Friend, In April 2014, I became a member of a club that no one wants to join. Faced with the diagnosis of Stage III lobular breast cancer at age 44, I became that statistic: 1 in 8 women to develop breast cancer in her lifetime. I entered the long tunnel of medical treatment – … Read more

Giving Back for Giving Tuesday

The Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) is a small but mighty non-profit organization with a big mission –preventing breast cancer. Giving Tuesday is a global day for giving back. This Giving Tuesday, we want to recognize how our many volunteers, staff, board members, and community members help support our mission of breast cancer prevention. Throughout … Read more

18th Annual Festival of (Giving) Trees

The 18th annual Festival of (Giving) Trees will be held December 3 – 6, 2015 in Southbridge, MA. The Festival is a four-day extravaganza of family-friendly holiday cheer in support of breast cancer prevention efforts. All proceeds will benefit the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC), Silent Spring Institute, and the Cancer Center at Harrington Hospital. As … Read more

MBCC Executive Director on WBZ News Radio

Following the American Cancer Society’s revision of their age screening guidelines for mammography, MBCC Executive Director, Cheryl Osimo, was invited to briefly share her opinion on WBZ News Radio. Click here to listen to Cheryl Osimo’s audio segment As she states in her audio, MBCC believes that the issue of screening is an individual one. … Read more