Abdul El-Sayed moans women’s ‘privilege’ is behind breast cancer research funding
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed suggested that breast cancer research funding may be influenced by the social power and privilege of those affected. He noted that advocacy can be a function of the influence held by specific groups. The comments address potential disparities in medical research funding priorities.
The Michigan Democrat said it was "also possible that advocacy is a function of the social power and privilege of those most likely to get a disease."
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