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Thousands to benefit after drug is approved for post-surgery breast cancer patients

The twice-daily pill makes it up to 30 per cent more likely that disease will not return

Wales Online

Lanarkshire MSP takes on MoonWalk to raise funds for breast cancer charity

Christina McKelvie MSP took part in the iconic event after recently being treated for breast cancer.

Daily Record

Preventive care might be free, but follow-up diagnostic tests can bring big out-of-pocket bills

Under the law, many preventive screenings — are covered at no cost to patients. But, if more testing is needed to figure out what’s wrong, you could be charged hundreds or even thousands of dollars for diagnostic services.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Cancer conquerors from across the country took up a four-day trekking expedition on the Dayara Bugyal to spread the positive message on winning over cancer

Eight cancer conquerors, aged between 24 and 71, complete a four-day trekking expedition at Dayara Bugyal, Uttarakhand, along with oncologists and nurses, to mark World Cancer Survivors Day

The Hindu

Women with Angelina Jolie gene could be monitored for breast cancer risk – study

Drug could help women with inherited faulty gene avoid potentially avoid drastic surgery

Wales Online

Girls Aloud members to run 5K in honour of Sarah Harding

The singer died in September 2021 from breast cancer, aged 39

The Independent UK

Mayo Clinic Q and A: What is the benefit of visiting a genetic counselor?

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: My grandmother and mother, as well as an aunt and a cousin, have had breast cancer. Another cousin was diagnosed with colon cancer recently. It has been suggested that I undergo genetic counseling to determine my cancer risk. As a young man, is genetic testing necessary for…

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Mahima Chaudhry fights back tears as she joins Anupam Kher for photoshoot

Actor Mahima Chaudhry is in the headlines as she recently opened up about her battle with breast cancer.

Dynamite News

Deborah James reveals she 'stable' but 'grateful for every day' in emotional interview

The journalist and author has been battling breast cancer since 2016, recently announcing that her body 'isn't playing ball', and that she is receiving end of life care, although she is taking it 'one day at a time'

Edinburgh Live

The Happy Pear admit recent breast cancer video was 'ignorant'

The Happy Pear twins Stephen and David Flynn apologised earlier this year after sharing a controversial video about breast cancer

Dublin Live

‘Overdiagnosis’: some breast cancer treatments may have been unnecessary, study suggests

Exclusive: Patients tell of screening and surgery they believe they didn’t need, and the effect this has had on their lives

The Guardian - AU

For some with breast cancer, the drug Enhertu could mean living longer, researchers report

Though not a cure, the findings announced in Chicago mark the first time a drug targeting a protein that drives breast cancer growth is shown to work against tumors with very low levels of the protein.

Chicago Sun-Times

Woman tried to pop harmless looking pimple that was actually killer cancer

Siobhan Harrison tried to pop it, but it got worse

Wales Online

Some cancer patients can safely skip chemo treatments, 2 studies find

The findings — presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting in Chicago — could allow doctors to “focus on the patients we think would truly benefit from chemotherapy and avoid the side effects for patients for whom it’s likely unnecessary,” one expert said.

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The Independent UK

Some breast cancer patients can ‘avoid radiotherapy’ – study

Women with a certain type of breast cancer could forgo the treatment altogether and instead have hormone therapy.

The Independent UK

Studies pinpoint which patients can skip cancer treatments

Some cancer patients can safely skip radiation or chemotherapy after surgery

Irish Mirror

Irish woman, 22, diagnosed with stage three breast cancer after finding small lump

Lauren Barrett said she received her cancer diagnosis at the same time she was told she is a carrier of the BRCA1 gene mutation, which is linked to both breast and ovarian cancer

Daily Mirror

'I thought I had a massive pimple but it turned out to be a deadly tumour'

Siobhan Harrison spotted a lump while getting dressed in December 2020 and thought it was a spot so she tried to pop it, but soon she found out she actually had breast cancer

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Daily Mirror

Emmerdale's Sally Dexter says 'emotional' cancer storyline has been tough to film

Emmerdale's Faith Dingle was recently told she had incurable secondary breast cancer, and now actress Sally Dexter has discussed the storyline

Daily Record

Mum diagnosed with incurable breast cancer calling for more awareness to be raised of disease

Mum-of-two Nicola Williams, 48, had to leave her job as a neonatal nurse due to her condition, having been diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017 and then secondary breast cancer in 2021.

Manchester Evening News

Woman, 23, stunned as 'pimple' she tried to pop turns out to be fast-growing cancer

“I never thought that I could be diagnosed with cancer so young, it was such a shock to me and my family”

Liverpool Echo

Mum says 'it's too late for me' in 'forgotten cancer' warning

Nicola Williams now helps front a charity to make people aware of the cancer signs and symptoms

The Independent UK

Young barista left stunned after pimple-like lump turns out to be rapidly growing breast cancer

Siobhan Harrison, now 24, of South Wales, was horrified when tests revealed she had stage 2 triple negative breast cancer

Dynamite News

Health: Time bound eating routines may reduce cardio disease risk in older breast cancer survivors

A new study by The American College of Cardiology suggests that older breast cancer survivors with cardiometabolic may have little risk factors by restricting food consumption to eight hours during the workday. Full story on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Researchers: Breast cancer drug could help more patients

Doctors are reporting a new gain in breast cancer treatment

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