The volume of papers on cancer
Has become a despair to scientists, teachers and doctors
And communications between science and the public
Are also becoming increasingly complex

An important role in such communications
Is that of the trained science writer and narrator
Who edits, translates difficult research data
Into a language that is understood by us all

It is impossible these days to not to be aware of cancer
The diagnosis and clinical cause are commonly lethal
Are carefully detailed in newspapers
At the level of all citizens

There are few families in the world
Particularly in the
Who have not had personal experience with this disease
This, of course, is almost inevitable
Because now, cancer is the number two scourge

At the end of this presentation, there follows guidelines on the step-by-step self examination of the breasts
That can be administered in the privacy of the bedroom or the bathroom
In front of a well-lit mirror

Huh?

A self examination program
That is saving and prolonging lives throughout the world

Cells make tissues
Tissues make organs
And organs, like the heart and the liver, added together
Make up the body

Mmh

Although cancer has always been a threat to man
It did not become a major cause of death
Until some infectious diseases were brought under control
This control was made possible was made possible by the use of antibiotics
Improved sanitation and vaccines

Cancer is a disease in which the cells divide
Abnormally, in an uncontrolled pattern of growth
As the cancer cells increase in number
They push and crowd out
Cancer is a disease in which the cells divide abnormally
In an uncontrolled pattern of growth

Hi, Suzi
I don't think this is it
Hey Suzi, this isn't it, is it?
I don't think this is a place to heal the way I feel

I hear you Caroline
The doc's not hitting the spot for us
I guess we came to the wrong place

As the cancer cells increase in number
They push and crowd

But, but, but
But Suzi
My head's starting to float

I can feel it too

Abnormally, in an uncontrolled pattern

Oh, oh no
My brain's spilling

We have here a message from the medical societies all over the world
And we quote: Invest five to ten minutes in your life every thirty days, end of quote
We put it to the lades, is this five to ten minutes a day worth it?
Medical science has something else to say about this
That the magnitude and importance of self examination of the breasts
And the ultimate value of this examination
Have yet to be fully realized by modern women

Hmm