Statement By The US First Lady In A Discussion At The Mexican Association Against Breast Cancer
But then, of course, where they go after that is also a problem in the United States.
I don't know if you all have this as your last picture, but this doctor right here, from Saudi Arabia in the black robe with the pink ribbons, her husband left her when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. But her two children have written books for other children about what to expect if your mother is diagnosed with breast cancer. And she's been very active in Saudi Arabia, reaching out to women who also are -- would never admit if they had breast cancer, both because of the stigma and because they are afraid their husbands would leave them. But that's part of this whole idea of the partnership and the Susan G. Komen Foundation and training community workers, and that is to reduce the stigma. People don't get breast cancer because they did something wrong, and it's not contagious. No one is going to catch it from you. And we really need to educate people - and men need to be educated, too."
The White House
Declaratie de Prima Doamna a Statelor Unite într-o discuþie la mexican asociaþie împotriva cancer de sân - Statement By The US First Lady In A Discussion At The Mexican Association Against Breast Cancer - articole medicale engleza - startsanatate