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Breast Cancer and The Estrogen Connection; VIDEOS on the Web on Environmental Estrogens in Everyday Products
Other Titles
Videos on Environmental Estrogens
Abstract
This handout provides links to videos that are a part of the Breast Cancer and The Estrogen Connection Project, on environmental estrogens in everyday products and how to avoid them. This includes short 3 to 4 minute video clips on: Cosmetics and More, Plastics and Bisphenol-A (BPA), what goes In the Dump (electronics) and Down the Drain (detergents). A fourth video is an hour-long lecture given by Dr. Suzanne Snedeker on Breast Cancer and The Estrogen Connection. Handout includes links to the videos which are found on several web sites and on YouTube.
Description
Handout on video clips on environmental estrogens in everyday products from lipstick to laundry detergent
Date Issued
2009-03Publisher
Cornell University Program Breast Cancer and Environmental Risk Factors
Subject
breast cancer; estrogen; environmental estrogen; hormone; videos; cosmetics; make up; personal care products; plastics; bisphenol-A; BPA; detergents; electronics; heavy metals; recycling; cancer risk; You Tube; YouTube; CornellCast; Cornell Cast
Type
fact sheet