O stewardesă a obținut recunoașterea cancerului la sân ca boală profesională, o decizie fără precedent în Franța

A former Air France flight attendant has been recognized for breast cancer as an occupational disease, marking a first in France. The court attributed her illness to night shifts, ionizing radiation, and passive smoking. Sophie Lainault, who worked for 30 years, fought for this recognition for over two years. This ruling could set a legal precedent for other flight crew members seeking similar recognition. The decision allows her to retire early, and she hopes it encourages other women to speak out about their health issues.