>From the World Conference on Breast Cancer, last week, Eastern Canada.

Ecological hazards were linked with a breakdown of healthy cells
ultimately leading to mutations.

Davis D. points to an increase in deformities among animals occur in the
most polluted areas of the world.

Sasco A. points at "traditional" medicine and overuse of radiation as a
contributing factor.

Weeks S. points to diet and exercise and need for fruits and leafy
vegetables.

Contreras F. points to a Mexican study with vitamin C and shark
cartilage showing "excellent quality of life" after 5 years with breast
cancer i.e. alternative therapy works.

Love S. points to exercise which can reduce levels of estrogen and
progesterone in women which is believed to lower risk.