Partner Content The hidden toll of the long-term side effects of breast cancer treatment While breast cancer treatments save lives, patients can sometimes be left to navigate life-changing side effects.
News & Views ‘It hit home’: Why Matildas Chloe Logarzo and Emily Gielnik are speaking out on breast cancer Matildas stars Chloe Logarzo and Emily Gielnik have joined forces to urge more Australian women to talk more openly about breast health.
Women's Health News New drug developed to protect heart of breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy In an Australian first, researchers have developed a new drug to protect a breast cancer patient’s heart from life-saving cancer treatment.
Partner Content Dietitian and researcher Dr Cindy Tan on how to support breast cancer patients through lifestyle intervention Many breast cancer patients know the positives with good nutrition and exercise but putting this knowledge into practice isn’t always easy
Partner Content How virtual reality supports breast cancer patients to protect their heart in radiation therapy Deep Inspiration Breath Hold is a fascinating area of breast cancer research where supportive care is amplifying positive treatment outcomes.
Local ‘Determined to beat it’: NSW Deputy Premier Prue Car shares breast cancer diagnosis NSW Deputy Premier and education minister Prue Car says she has been diagnosed with breast cancer and is taking personal leave.
Partner Content What leads to research breakthroughs for breast cancer patients? Clinical trials are the ‘vital link’ The key to translating breast cancer research advances into positive patient care outcomes comes down to clinical trial research.
Partner Content What’s it like to be part of a clinical trial for breast cancer research? Elissa Simms shares her journey While her breast cancer journey certainly hasn’t been easy, Elissa Simms is proving that “breast cancer isn’t the end of everything”.
Women's Health News Australia has one of the highest rates of breast cancer diagnosis in the world, new study finds Australia has one of the highest rates of breast cancer diagnoses in the world, with a falling mortality rate, according to a new study.
News & Views Can AI help us to better detect breast cancer? A new study says yes Researchers have found clear evidence that the use of AI in breast cancer screening increases the chance of disease being detected.
Partner Content Researchers say diet and exercise play a big role in the wellbeing of breast cancer patients When it comes to improving outcomes for breast cancer patients, research is showing a balanced diet and regular exercise play big roles.
Partner Content How exercise and nutrition supported Melissa Bell’s wellbeing after her breast cancer diagnosis Exercise has always been a massive part of Melissa Bell’s life, but after receiving a breast cancer diagnosis, her motivation for it shifted.