The Latest Breaking News from Breast Cancer

The most prevalent type of disease affecting women is breast cancer; one in eight Australian women will receive a diagnosis by the time they are 85 years old. Read on for details:

HMRI researchers believe the discovery could be an important first step in better targeting breast cancer treatment.

Women who are diagnosed with benign breast disease through screening have an almost doubling risk of acquiring breast cancer. Read on for details:

Linda Nolan was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006, six years after her older sister Anne, 72, and four years before sister Bernie who tragically died from the disease

Prostate Cancer evokes the same emotion in a man as breast cancer would in a woman. Prostate Cancer is one of the commonest cancers amongst men globally. Interestingly, prostate cancer is actually a spectrum of disease and not all men diagnosed with prostate cancer require treatment. The detection of early…

She was first diagnosed at the start of the pandemic

A study of 800,000 women revealed they were 96 per cent more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer in the next 12 to 20 years

The findings come from a long-term follow up study of patients with breast cancer.

Academics have come up with a new risk assessment tool which could lead to changes in the way women are screened.

The Hunter businesswoman was recovering from breast cancer when she changed careers

The study found that blocking the amino acid proline could slow down the growth of tumours.