Pink Ribbon Monaco presents a cheque to the CHPG

CHPG - Remise chèque Pink Ribbon Monaco. ©Direction de la Communication-Manuel Vitali - From left to right: Anthony Alberti, Benoîte Rousseau de Sevelinges, Director of the CHPG, Noah Whyle (also known as Dr Carter from TV show ER, and brother of Natasha), Céline Cottalorda, Technical Advisor and Interministerial Delegate for the Promotion and Protection of Women’s Rights, Natasha Frost-Savio, President of Pink Ribbon Monaco, and Dr Georges Garnier, Head of the Outpatient Department. ©Communications Department – Manuel Vitali

From left to right: Anthony Alberti, Benoîte Rousseau de Sevelinges, Director of the CHPG, Noah Whyle (also known as Dr Carter from TV show ER, and brother of Natasha), Céline Cottalorda, Technical Advisor and Interministerial Delegate for the Promotion and Protection of Women’s Rights, Natasha Frost-Savio, President of Pink Ribbon Monaco, and Dr Georges Garnier, Head of the Outpatient Department. ©Communications Department – Manuel Vitali

The charity Pink Ribbon Monaco* has presented a cheque for 25,000 euros to the Centre Hospitalier Princesse Grace, to help fund the hospital’s pioneering research into the treatment of lobular breast cancers.

The aim is to use a new type of medical imaging to better identify this type of cancer, locate metastases more effectively, and provide better treatment to improve survival rates by means of fast, targeted action.

* Pink Ribbon Monaco was created in 2011 to raise funds and awareness about breast cancer while offering individual support to patients.

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