Sabrina McCormick is a Science and Technology Policy Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of the Sciences working in the Environmental Protection Agency. She is also research faculty at the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services. She was previously a Robert Wood Johnson fellow at the University of Pennsylvania, and she is the director and producer of the award-winning documentary No Family History. Her website is www.nofamilyhistory.org.

No Family History shows us ordinary people discovering the extraordinary truth of how to prevent most cancer. It forces us to ask the crucial questions: Who profits from causing, detecting, and treating cancer? Why do we hear so much about the search for a cure, and so little about preventing cancer in the first place?

• IntroductionSection IChapter 1: What We Do About Breast CancerChapter 2: How We Got ThereChapter 3: Where We Might GoSection IIChapter 4: The New Breast Cancer ConcernChapter 5: Fresh EvidenceChapter 6: Under the SkinSection IIIChapter 7: The Way OutAppendix: Resource ListReferencesIndexAbout the Author

Sabrina McCormick is a Science and Technology Policy Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of the Sciences working in the Environmental Protection Agency. She is also research faculty at the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services. She was previously a Robert Wood Johnson fellow at the University of Pennsylvania, and she is the director and producer of the award-winning documentary No Family History. Her website is www.nofamilyhistory.org.

No Family History shows us ordinary people discovering the extraordinary truth of how to prevent most cancer. It forces us to ask the crucial questions: Who profits from causing, detecting, and treating cancer? Why do we hear so much about the search for a cure, and so little about preventing cancer in the first place?

• IntroductionSection IChapter 1: What We Do About Breast CancerChapter 2: How We Got ThereChapter 3: Where We Might GoSection IIChapter 4: The New Breast Cancer ConcernChapter 5: Fresh EvidenceChapter 6: Under the SkinSection IIIChapter 7: The Way OutAppendix: Resource ListReferencesIndexAbout the Author

Sabrina McCormick is a Science and Technology Policy Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of the Sciences working in the Environmental Protection Agency. She is also research faculty at the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services. She was previously a Robert Wood Johnson fellow at the University of Pennsylvania, and she is the director and producer of the award-winning documentary No Family History. Her website is www.nofamilyhistory.org.

No Family History shows us ordinary people discovering the extraordinary truth of how to prevent most cancer. It forces us to ask the crucial questions: Who profits from causing, detecting, and treating cancer? Why do we hear so much about the search for a cure, and so little about preventing cancer in the first place?

• IntroductionSection IChapter 1: What We Do About Breast CancerChapter 2: How We Got ThereChapter 3: Where We Might GoSection IIChapter 4: The New Breast Cancer ConcernChapter 5: Fresh EvidenceChapter 6: Under the SkinSection IIIChapter 7: The Way OutAppendix: Resource ListReferencesIndexAbout the Author