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10 ways to reduce your cancer risk by going green

3. Look for "eco-friendly" furnishings

From the experts at Avoiding Cancer One Day At A Time: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ranks indoor air 4th in environmental causes of cancer. Some sources, such as fossil fuel, are difficult to avoid. Other sources, such as chemicals in upholstery, pressed wood products, and carpeting, deserve scrutiny. Are you doing enough to prevent cancer? Take this quiz to find out if you're at risk.
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Mar 14th 2008 @ 11:23AM

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2. Go organic - at least with some foods

6. Choose green (or at least non-bleached) paper products

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