Gayle Sulik

Breast Cancer Consortium

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Medical sociologist at the University of Albany, author of Pink Ribbon Blues: How Breast Cancer Culture Undermines Women's Health and founder of the Breast Cancer Consortium

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The latest research on breast cancer is adding more fire to the mammogram debate.

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The latest research on breast cancer is adding more fire to the mammogram debate.

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In 1974, First Lady Betty Ford talked openly about her mastectomy, bringing the fears of every woman out into the open.

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