Sep 28, 2026 · 44 min · 16 segments
**Breast cancer is rising in younger women, but why? And what do plastics, alcohol, fragrance, deodorant, PFAS, pesticides, and other everyday exposures actually have to do with breast cancer risk?**…
Eleonora TeplinskyGuest
Tamsen FadalHost
We're gonna go through a few things as an oncologist, would you or wouldn't you?

Dr. Teplinsky, as an oncologist, would you drink a few glasses of wine every week?

I would say limit to less than three drinks per week on average if you're choosing to drink.

I try not to use older non-stick cookware or anything that's been chipped or cracked or damaged.

More modern-day cookware tends to be a little bit safer, but if you wanna be safe, just eliminate and switch to something else.

We're gonna go through a few things as an oncologist, would you or wouldn't you?

Dr. Teplinsky, as an oncologist, would you drink a few glasses of wine every week?

I would say limit to less than three drinks per week on average if you're choosing to drink.

I try not to use older non-stick cookware or anything that's been chipped or cracked or damaged.

More modern-day cookware tends to be a little bit safer, but if you wanna be safe, just eliminate and switch to something else.
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