Author of Busting Breast Cancer

Susan Wadia-Ells is an investigative journalist and cultural  change agent. After losing too many friends to recurrent metastatic  breast cancer, after having been successfully treated early for breast  cancer, they each died a very early and painful death. 

Busting Breast  Cancer is the result of the author's determination and self-imposed  poverty, as she spent twelve year researching and writing this  definitive work on why US women now face an unnecessary breast cancer  epidemic, instigated by pink ribbons and toxic mammograms and crowned by  the growing, yet still publicly undisclosed, recurrent metastatic  breast cancer epidemic that is reaping increasing profits for cancer  industry investors. 

Dr Wadia-Ells enjoyed a decade-long experience  during the 1970s, organizing fellow women employees; then creating and  managing the Fortune 200 company's affirmative action plan. She later  created national independent conferences on cutting edge feminist  topics, raised a son and worked as a reporter for the award-winning  small town newspaper, The Brattleboro Reformer. She has also lived  and/or worked on cross-cultural communication and development projects  in Iran, India, Brazil and Zimbabwe. 

Dr Wadia-Ells holds a BA degree in  political science from Hood College, a MALD degree from The Fletcher  School (Tufts University) in political economy and a PhD in Women's  Studies from The Union Institute. She has published two prior books on  women's adoption experiences and on the biological connection between  birth control drugs and breast cancer. She lives in Manchester by the  Sea, MA.