Going Pink

Which product in your house has chemicals that can knowingly stunt children's growth, decrease fertility, cause cancer? Actually many of them. A new documentary sheds light on the situation.

When I read this article, I realized I couldn't say it any better myself. It really is the best article I've seen to explain the link between sugar and cancer. A must read!

Yesterday, I had a moment of clarity. I clarified my goals in talking about health subjects on the air. I've been talking about it since the beginning of our big breast cancer awareness month push. Then, October ended, but I didn't want to stop talking about it...

Are there actions we can take to make it less likely that we become prematurely ill? As it turns out, there are plenty of things that we can do.

The title of this pretty much says it all. I want to thank everyone who helped contribute to this amazing donation. Mainly, Steve Hardee from Fort Collins Dodge.

The main thing I learned is that I don't want to sit on the sideline of the championship game of my health. Even if it doesn't do me any good to watch what I eat, exercise and rest, I'm going to anyway, because if the other philosophy is sit, wait and hope I don't get sick, I'm out!

I spoke with an expert about what thermography is, how it compares to mammography, and more in this must hear interview for every woman that has concerns about breast cancer.

While we have been conducting most of our interviews about breast cancer during October, we knew it would be fitting to have a man with a different issue on the air.

Why won't your insurance company cover thermographic scans that could detect breast cancer? One theory, if true, will probably infuriate you.

They've also been easy. It isn't difficult to interview people when the most important topic we discuss is how they are actively helping people.

Changes in the recommended age for mammograms by the American Cancer Institute were released yesterday. Here's what the Breast Cancer Research Institute had to say about it.

Breast cancer is becoming epidemic and it is affecting people at younger ages than ever before. Now women are supposed to just wait even longer to be checked?