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Olga Naidenko

Washington, D.C.
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Cancer prevention: Top 5 cancer-causing chemicals to avoid for cancer prevention

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By Olga Naidenko
| EWG
Cancer-causing chemicals can lurk in almost any everyday product you can imagine: candy, toys, clothes, hair dyes, pet food and more. Reducing your exposure to items that have potentially harmful ingredients is a great way to safeguard your health. Cancer is a problem that affects all communities, some disproportionately more than others. It’s the federal government’s responsibility to protect us from toxic chemicals by regulating or banning them.
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Cancer risks and prevention

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By Olga Naidenko
| EWG
Cancer affects all communities, some disproportionately more than others. That’s why it’s vital to learn as much as possible about how to decrease cancer risk. With medical breakthroughs in early cancer diagnostics and treatment, today we have tools to fight back against cancer and resources to foster the best possible outcomes.
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‘Troubling’ Levels of Agricultural Chemical Linked to Reproductive Health Problems Found in Popular Oat Products

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By Sydney Evans , Alexis Temkin, Olga Naidenko
| Children's Health Defense
Independent testing commissioned by the Environmental Working Group detected concerning amounts of the agricultural chemical chlormequat in 13 of 14 popular non-organic oat-based cereals. Studies in non-human mammals link chlormequat to a host of reproductive issues. Miss a day, miss a lot. Subscribe to The Defender's Top News of the Day. It's free.
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