Embarrassed? Word of Mouth Mammography e Network
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Julie Stein Hodgins who is a Baby Feeding Specialist, Breast Screening Mammographer and member of the WOMMeN project considers how mixed cultural messages are responsible for such diversity around our conceptualisation of the breast, and how this influences breast awareness and self-examination. Women have mixed views about breast screening and about social media. Combine these…
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