Her optimism may be misplaced.
Mammograms are a prime source of ionizing radiation.
In 1913, Memorial Sloan-Kettering accepted huge donations from a wealthy businessman named James Douglas. As a basic condition of his contributions, Douglas, who owned vast numbers of radium mines, insisted that Sloan-Kettering routinely use radiation in its cancer treatments. Breast cancer is a cultural disease. Yours faithfully, Jock Doubleday President Natural Woman, Natural Man, Inc.