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J.: Zero Breast Cancer was launched in Marin in 1995. What sets it apart?
Rose Barlow: It’s a little different from other breast cancer organizations. From the get-go we focused on the environmental causes and risk factors. We’ve been more committed to the idea of prevention than screening and treatment.
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Janice Barlow has retired after 15 successful years as Executive Director of Zero Breast Cancer. Under her leadership, the organization has grown from being grassroots to having a regional and national influence and is a respected model for other communities interested in prevention and the elimination of breast cancer.
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Zero Breast Cancer would like to thank the following public officials for their support of our 16th Annual Honor Thy Healer program:
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When it comes to breast cancer, men — especially prime caregivers — are often a forgotten part of the equation.
A winner of a ZBC Honor Thy Healer: Healing Partner award, Woody Weingarten, has written a new book, "Rollercoaster: How a man can survive his partner's breast cancer," to remedy that situation.
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Girls are developing faster and entering puberty earlier than a generation ago. Contrary to popular wisdom, early puberty is not merely a reflection of physical changes-it's deeply psychological with effects that can put a girl at risk for behavioral problems as well as long term health challenges, such as obesity, depression, eating disorders, and even breast cancer.
- California Health Report Publishes CYGNET Story
- Earlier Onset of Puberty in Girls Linked to Obesity
- ZBC - One of Eight Breast Cancer Organizations Receiving Grants
- Shoe Stories of Sausalito Donates to ZBC
- In Memorium of Roni Peskin Mentzer (1945-2013)
- Pacific Heights Cleaners Climbs Mt. Shasta for Zero Breast Cancer
