Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
August 31, 2009 by Jennifer Chait
Filed under Green Living
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month this matters because this year alone as many as 22,000 women will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer. That’s a lot of women, maybe even some women you know and love. Sadly, many women don’t know all the risk factors, support options, or issues surrounding ovarian cancer.
In order to educate women about this important topic, Seventh Generation has teamed up with the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund (OCRF) and has dedicated September 1st, 2009 as “Let’s Talk… Period” Day. The goal is to educate women about ovarian cancer and to raise funds that will support this education.
Head to the “Let’s Talk… Period” Day website on September 1st (tomorrow) and register your email address. For each person who registers, Seventh Generation will make a $1 donation to the OCRF, with an overall donation of $22,000 representing the women that will be diagnosed this year. The website offers useful information on ovarian cancer signs, symptoms, risk factors and prevention, plus plenty of videos about healthier female care products.
As a thank you for logging in and participating, Seventh Generation will be giving each registrant a coupon for their organic cotton tampons that are not bleached with chlorine, free of rayon and don’t contain added perfumes or dyes. See the video below to find out what’s in most tampons…















It is really necessary to be aware of this cancer. I agree,that every woman in this earth,should know about this disease.I have also been working for my client’s blog on ovarian cancer awareness..I’ve been aware but I am afraid of it for me and for my baby…Keep on spreading the word!!!God bless!!!