Not discounting the benefits or organic food, but this specific study isn't very useful: there's certainly a correlation between eating organics and lower cance

Not discounting the benefits or organic food, but this specific study isn't very useful: there's certainly a correlation between eating organics and lower cancer rates, but there are too many other plausible variables (ie people who buy organics are more healthy in general: exercise more, have more disposable income (therefore higher quality of life), are more mindful of other environmental problems, etc). What would actually be interesting is a double blind study: a group of people get a weekly box of unbranded vegetables, either organic or regular, then track health/cancer rates/whatever.