Breast Cancer Trials

While breast cancer is traditionally associated with older age groups, experts are exploring whether more young women are being diagnosed.

As a 24-year-old, Emma Crowley hadn’t been thinking about the possibility of breast cancer until the day she found a lump under her armpit. 

Lymphoedema is a common long-term side effect of breast cancer treatment, but in recent years, advances in research are seeing improvements.

While breast cancer treatments save lives, patients can sometimes be left to navigate life-changing side effects. 

Many breast cancer patients know the positives with good nutrition and exercise but putting this knowledge into practice isn’t always easy

Deep Inspiration Breath Hold is a fascinating area of breast cancer research where supportive care is amplifying positive treatment outcomes.

The key to translating breast cancer research advances into positive patient care outcomes comes down to clinical trial research. 

While her breast cancer journey certainly hasn’t been easy, Elissa Simms is proving that “breast cancer isn’t the end of everything”.

When it comes to improving outcomes for breast cancer patients, research is showing a balanced diet and regular exercise play big roles. 

Exercise has always been a massive part of Melissa Bell’s life, but after receiving a breast cancer diagnosis, her motivation for it shifted. 

Professor Bogda Koczwara shares why multidisciplinary care is critical to treat for breast cancer patients with co-existing conditions.

Cardio-oncology focuses on identifying, monitoring and treating cardiovascular diseases caused by cancer therapies.