It is 11am and I’m seated outside a breast imaging clinic at Aga Khan University Hospital. Two elderly women enter and exit within minutes—10 minutes each, to be precise. I had contemplated not coming for this mammogram, an X-ray examination of my breasts. Such things can be scary. I try to read the women’s faces…
It is 11am and I’m seated outside a breast imaging clinic at Aga Khan University Hospital. Two elderly women enter and exit within minutes—10 minutes each, to be precise. I had contemplated not coming for this mammogram, an X-ray examination of my breasts. Such things can be scary. I try to read the women’s faces…
It is 11am and I’m seated outside a breast imaging clinic at Aga Khan University Hospital. Two elderly women enter and exit within minutes—10 minutes each, to be precise. I had contemplated not coming for this mammogram, an X-ray examination of my breasts. Such things can be scary. I try to read the women’s faces…
