Judith Glaser
Lois Geller
Joan Pryde
Paula Lovell

Breast Cancer Awareness: It's not always genetic

Featuring Judith Glaser, Lois Geller, Joan Pryde and Paula Lovell - October 08, 2010

Should you get screened if breast cancer doesn't run in your family? Paula Lovell and Lois Geller join Jim Blasingame to discuss their breast cancer experience and stories of survival, plus how breast cancer isn't always genetic, and dealing with the fear of cancer.

Category: Work-Life, Balance, Leadership, Ethics, Trust, Women and Minority Issues

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