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PCRM/Cancer Project Lawsuit Media Coverage PCRM/Cancer Project Lawsuit Media Coverage July 22-24, 2009 ©2009 Cision Press Report Items PCRM/Cancer Project Lawsuit July 22-24, 2009 Media Coverage Outlet: WFTX-TV Media Type: Television Station Show DMA: Fort Myers - Naples, FL Air Date: 07/24/2009 On Air Time: Mon-Fri, 7:00 - 9:00 AM Full Text: The temptation is tough to resist at the fair roth says: "its on a twelve step program, they come back after twelve steps." Hudnell says: "they just taste good. And i know theyre not good but you know theres a lot of this that arent good and i dont eat them every day." Hot Dogs arent exactly known for their health benefits, but now a non- profit, cancer awareness group says theyre hazardous. The Cancer Project filed a law suit against major Hot Dog makers trying to force them to place warning labels on the packaging. The group sites a new study showing the processed meat and Hot Dogs ineases the risk for colorectal cancer. The risk is linked to a preservative called sodium nitrite. Mark says: "everybody always wonders about processed foods." While most physicians warn against high fat diets, theyre not telling patients to give up Hot Dogs just yet Outlet: WPBN-TV Media Type: Television Station Show DMA: Traverse City - Cadillac, MI Air Date: 07/24/2009 On Air Time: Mon-Fri, 5:00 - 7:00 AM Full Text: Extra. Think a $5 sub is a good deal? Its time to unthink. Kfcs new $5 fill-up boxes, each with a side And medium drink for just $5 bucks. Unthink. And taste the unsub side of kfc. Way The next time you go to a ballgame and get the traditional Hot Dog , youll get a health warning on the side. Cancer Project , a nonprofit vegan advocacy group, has filed a lawsuit against major Hot Dog manufacturers. They say processed meats have been linked to colorectal cancer, and consumers should be warned of this risk before eating them. Studies show the preservatives used for foods like Hot Dogs are high in nitrites, which can be converted into cancer-causing chemicals during digestion. However, there hasnt been a clear consensus that processed meats cause cancer, and meat industry representatives say the lawsuit is unfounded Outlet: KTTC-TV Media Type: Television Station Show DMA: Rochester, MN Mason City, IA Air Date: 07/24/2009 ©2009 Cision Press Report Items PCRM/Cancer Project Lawsuit July 22-24, 2009 Media Coverage On Air Time: Mon-Fri, 5:30 - 7:00 AM Full Text: All four people on board were kill in the crash which closed the highway in both directns. Luckily nobody on the ground was hit the helicopter. Investigators from both the n-t- s-b and f-a-a will be on the scene later today (friday) to try to determine exactly what happened. If one advocy group has its way The next time you go to a ballgame and get the traditional Hot Dog , youll get a health warning on the side. Cancer Project , a nonprofit vegan advocacy gup, has filed a lawsuit against mar Hot Dog manufacturers. They say processed meats have been linked colorectal cancer, and consumers should be warned of th risk before eating them. Studies show the preservatives used for foods like Hot Dogs are high in nitrites, which can be converted into cancer-causing chemicals during digestion. However, there has not been a clear consensus that processed meats cause cancer, and meat industry representatives say the lawsuit is unfounded Outlet: WTVA-TV Media Type: Television Station Show DMA: Columbus, MS Air Date: 07/24/2009 On Air Time: Mon-Fri, 5:30 - 7:00 AM Full Text: Combine that with a decrease in public funding, and the american association for museums president terms the situation a "triple whammy" on the sector. Ford bell says attendance is very strong, but that doesnt provide a large portion of operating expenses. (Anna) topping todays medical news If one advocacy group has its way The next time you go to a ballgame and get the traditional Hot Dog , youll get a health warning on the side. Cancer Project , a nonprofit vegan advocacy group, has filed a lawsuit against major Hot Dog manufacturers. They say processed meats have been linked to colorectal cancer, and consumers should be warned of this risk before eating them. Studies show the preservatives used for foods like Hot Dogs are high in nitrites, which can be converted into cancer-causing chemicals during digestion. However, there hasnt been a clear consensus that processed meats cause cancer, and meat industry representatives say the lawsuit is unfounded Outlet: WPBN-TV Media Type: Television Station Show DMA: Traverse City - Cadillac, MI Air Date: 07/24/2009 On Air Time: Mon-Fri, 5:00 - 7:00 AM Full Text: ©2009 Cision Press Report Items PCRM/Cancer Project Lawsuit July 22-24, 2009 Media Coverage Cancer Project , a nonprofit vegan advocacy group, has filed a lawsuit against major Hot Dog manufacturers. They say processed meats have been linked to colorectal cancer, and consumers should be warned of this risk before eating them. Studies show the preservatives used for foods like Hot Dogs are high in nitrites, which can be converted into cancer-causing chemicals during digestion. However, there hasnt been a clear consensus that processed meats cause cancer, and meat industry representatives say the lawsuit is unfounded Outlet: KULR-TV Media Type: Television Station Show DMA: Billings, MT Air Date: 07/24/2009 On Air Time: Mon-Fri, 6:00 - 7:00 AM Full Text: If one advocacy group has its way The next time you go to a ballgame and get the traditional Hot Dog , youll get a health warning on the side. Cancer Project , a nonprofit vegan Cancer Project , a nonprofit vegan advocacy group, has filed a lawsuit against major Hot Dog manufacturers. They say processed meats have been linked to colorectal cancer, and consumers should be warned of this risk before eating them. Studies show the preservatives used for foods like Hot Dogs are high in nitrites, which can be converted into cancer-causing chemicals during digestion. However, there hasnt been a clear consensus that processed meats cause cancer, and meat industry representatives say the lawsuit is unfounded Outlet: WSTM-TV Media Type: Television Station Show DMA: Syracuse, NY Air Date: 07/24/2009 On Air Time: Mon-Fri, 5:00 - 7:00 AM Full Text: ©2009 Cision Press Report Items PCRM/Cancer Project Lawsuit July 22-24, 2009 Media Coverage Museums are experiencing a drop on donations and their endowments are shrinking, forcing many of them to make cutbacks Or even close. Combine that with a decrease in public funding, and it makes for a "triple whammy." Action news taking a look at health this morning If one advocacy group has its way The next time you go to a ballgame and get the traditional Hot Dog , youll get a health warning on the side. Cancer Project a nonprofit vegan advocacy group has filed a lawsuit against major Hot Dog manufacturers. They say processed meats have been linked to colorectal cancer and consumers should be warned of this risk before eating them. Studies show the preservatives used for foods like Hot Dogs are high in nitrites, which can be converted into cancer-causing chemicals during digestion. And new research finds eating lots of sugary food could impair your memory. Scientists fed rats a diet made of 60- percent fructose, a type of sugar found in many processed foods and drinks Outlet: WREX-TV Media Type: Television Station Show DMA: Rockford, IL Air Date: 07/24/2009 On Air Time: Mon-Fri, 5:00 - 7:00 AM Full Text: Come with a health warning. Cancer Project , a nonprofit vegan advocacy group, is suing Hot Dog manufacturers saying processed meats have been linked to colorectal cancer, and consumers need to be warned. Joining us to chew on this Wnta news director ken decoster. Cancer Project , a nonprofit vegan advocacy group, has filed a lawsuit against major Hot Dog manufacturers. They say processed meats have been linked to colorectal cancer, and consumers should be warned of this risk before eating them Outlet: KWES-TV Media Type: Television Station Show DMA: Odessa - Midland, TX Air Date: 07/24/2009 On Air Time: Mon-Fri, 5:30 - 7:00 AM Full Text: ©2009 Cision Press Report Items PCRM/Cancer Project Lawsuit July 22-24, 2009 Media Coverage If one advocacy group has its way The next time you go to a ballgame and get the traditional Hot Dog , youll get a health warning on the side. Cancer Project , a nonprofit vegan advocacy group, has filed a lawsuit against major Hot Dog manufacturers. They say processed meats have been linked to colorectal cancer, and consumers should be warned of this risk before eating them. Studies show the preservatives used for foods like Hot Dogs are high in nitrites, which can be converted into cancer-causing chemicals during digestion. However, there hasnt been a clear consensus that processed meats cause cancer, and meat industry representatives say the lawsuit is unfounded Outlet: NBC Television Network Media Type: Television Station DMA: Baton Rouge, LA Air Date: 07/24/2009 Full Text: Cancer Project , a non-profit vegan advocacy group, has filed a lawsuit against major Hot Dog manufacturers. They say processed meats have been linked to colorectal cancer, and consumers should be warned of this risk, before eating them. However, there hasnt been a clear consensus that processed meats cause cancer, and meat industry representatives say the lawsuit is unfounded.
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