Thursday, August 07, 2008

Could Where I Live Raise My Risk of Breast Cancer?

By Anne Krueger

My fellow blogger Sean Kelley recently wrote about how fat his home state is. (He lives in Alabama, second fattest state in the nation, according to stats from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.) One of Sean’s points was that it’s no surprise that fat Alabama also has a high incidence of diabetes. There is a proven obesity-diabetes link.

That got me thinking about a disease that weighs more heavily on my mind. Could where I live (Tennessee) affect my risk of getting breast cancer? And how does a person figure out how healthy her state is, anyway? Read More


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