by Dawn Anderson If you were to ask the average person on the street how cancer develops, most would know that it involves a mutation in a cell in some part of our body. Many would guess that those mutations are caused by chemicals or inherited genetics. A recent article in The New Yorker by […]
Exploring “All the Carcinogens We Cannot See” Read More »
by Dawn Anderson Amanda was 36 when her employer announced they were hosting a mobile mammogram event she could take advantage of. Having read that a “baseline” mammogram was recommended for women between 35 and 40, she signed up. She was the mother of a one-year-old, trying to have a second child and didn’t have
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by Dawn Anderson The holiday decorations are all down and packed away (mostly . . .) and this time of year we tend to think about fresh starts. Have you been considering some shelf cleaning and organizing to start this new year out right? Maybe you have lots of bottles of cleaning supplies and cosmetics
It’s time to clean out and clean up! Read More »
