We are in the ninth edition of the French-Brazilian Cancer Congress. Every year we are getting stronger, stronger in publication and scientific papers that people send to us - this year we have 600 and something papers. Stronger in oncologists and people that come for the conference, this year we have 1,200 people reading script in the conference. And I can say that the French-Brazilian Congress has a very good place in the Brazil scenario, in the Brazil cancer scenario. The people come because we have a very good scientific programme, very good speakers, international and national speakers, opinion leaders in each area in the world and in Brazil. We decided in this conference to make a different thing - on the last day we would do a special session about a personalised vision of medicine. We invited physicians, interpreters, patients to talk for fifteen minutes what they really think about something about a special time.

What I want to say in this conference is not really a scientific topic. I want to speak about my personal vision in cancer patients and I will talk especially for two cancers especially, the melanoma patients and breast cancer patients. What I want to say in this session is that in more than thirty years of practice of oncology, clinical oncology, I’m seeing a comportment, a behaviour, a special behaviour, in a special kind of disease. I want to tell the people that will be in the audience that would be physicians, patients, normal people, what I think that will help for when you have a cancer, a melanoma or a breast cancer, how to be cured besides the medications that we have, many medications, new ones, old ones, is a kind of changing of behaviour to be safe.