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

Gayle Sulik on KCRW

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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