Pancreatic cancer campaign has caused controversy and outrage with its slogan having patients wish they had more common types of cancer such as breast and testicular. Some say this is insensitive to breast cancer patients and people who lost loved ones to the disease. Why would they have such a slogan, then?
MBH-Edmonton is a project launched by Assist Community Services Centre to promote breast health through a multilingual array of free services such as workshops, information sessions, help with referrals and scheduling mammogram appointments, and support for breast cancer patients and survivors. We serve the Chinese, South Asian, Arabic, Somali, Vietnamese and Hispanic ethnocultural communities. Our blog is your multicultural feed on breast health and lifestyle.
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Wednesday, 12 February 2014
"I wish I had breast cancer": Pancreatic Cancer Campaign
Pancreatic cancer campaign has caused controversy and outrage with its slogan having patients wish they had more common types of cancer such as breast and testicular. Some say this is insensitive to breast cancer patients and people who lost loved ones to the disease. Why would they have such a slogan, then?
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