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Dublin woman battling breast cancer urges people to 'keep checking and go with your gut'

Amanda Kennedy, 59, from Clondalkin, found a lump in her breast last December, and was subsequently diagnosed with breast cancer

Dublin Live

Kimberley Walsh shares Girls Aloud's vow following Sarah Harding's death ahead of special gala night

The remaining former members of pop group are to host a fundraising gala for cancer research next week

Manchester Evening News

Pink Dunlops return for the Bathurst 1000

The pink Dunlop tyres will return for the 2022 Bathurst 1000 as part of the brand's work with the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Motorsport

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NHS to investigate health inequalities among Jewish communities for first time

Low immunisations, high Covid-19 rates and heightened breast cancer risks are among some of the disproportionate health issues faced by Jewish communities

The Independent UK

Mayor of Liverpool Joanne Anderson speaks out on breast cancer diagnosis

City leader underwent surgery to remove tumour earlier this year

Liverpool Echo

Former Today host Katie Couric says she feels 'lucky' her breast cancer was caught early

Katie Couric, former host of The Today Show, shared her breast cancer diagnosis last week and has now said she feels 'super lucky' it was found early

Daily Mirror

Mum mistakes symptoms for long Covid until daughter spots real cause

"You should know your own body. If you're in the shower, check your armpits, have a good feel. If anything doesn't feel right, or you're even slightly concerned, just get some professional advice on it."

Wales Online

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Many women 'too busy' to regularly check for breast cancer, study shows

Experts are urging women to keep on top of their regular checks which could spot breast cancer symptoms early.

Daily Record

Mum mistook fast-growing cancer as Long Covid until daughter spotted her leaving shower

RAF veteran Ann Gilbert, from Walton, thought her "weird" symptoms including feeling "washed out" was the result of Long Covid - but the mum was dealt a more devastating blow after her daughter saw her leaving the shower

Daily Mirror

Black and South Asian women least likely to check for breast cancer, research says

New figures reveal most women aren’t checking their breasts on a regular basis

The Independent UK

Dad-of-eight with pregnant cancer-stricken wife gives up hot dinners to pay bills

Mark Skelly's income is set to fall by 30% while the cost of living continues to rise as he takes time off work to care for his pregnant wife who is suffering with breast cancer.

Daily Record

Glasgow mum is face of Adidas campaign supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Jane Grove was selected by Adidas to tell her story of being diagnosed with breast cancer and fearing she wouldn't be able to exercise for October's Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Glasgow Live

Scots woman chosen as face of new Adidas gear supporting cancer research

Jane Grove was chosen to model Adidas' new Strength in Nature collection after undergoing a mastectomy and both chemo and radiotherapy during the pandemic.

Daily Record

Glasgow woman selected as face of national breast cancer awareness campaign

Jane Grove, 53, was diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2020 and said her biggest fear during treatment was not being able to exercise.

The Independent UK

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Girls Aloud to host charity concert in Sarah Harding's memory - but won't be performing

Girls Aloud are reuniting to host a charity concert in memory of bandmate Sarah Harding, who lost her battle with breast cancer just over a year ago

Liverpool Echo

Mum blames symptoms on long covid until daughter spots her leaving shower

"Oh my gosh, I'm 48, how the heck can this be happening to me?"

USA Today Sports Media Group

Pink golf apparel to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Pink is fashionable year round, but in October it takes on a deeper meaning.

The Guardian - UK

England skin and breast cancer patients have worst waiting time to see specialist

Almost 10,000 patients referred by a GP to a cancer specialist had to wait more than double NHS recommended 14 days

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Daily Mirror

Many women aren't regularly checking themselves for signs of breast cancer, study shows

Study reveals women's reservations behind irregular breast check-ups - including simply forgetting and fear of the results.

Dynamite News

Health: Researchers find immunotherapies for chemotherapy-resistant breast tumour

The researchers have identified immune cell types that could be targeted to create particular immunotherapies for chemotherapy-resistant breast tumours. Read more on Dynamite News

Daily Mirror

'I knew I'd get breast cancer like Sarah Beeny - our family has been riddled with it'

Janis Deville-Hallam's mother Eileen developed breast cancer at a similar age to her in 1984 - many of the family have been struck by the disease which is 'like a sword over all of our heads'

Chronicle Live

Tyne row challenge launched to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Members of a Tyneside gym are being encouraged to help meet the target or rowing the equivalent of the lenth og the River Tyne

Liverpool Echo

Red flag signs for 'most common' cancer

Both men and women can be diagnosed and here is what you should look out for

The Independent UK

Ex-NFL star Brett Favre’s charity donated $130,000 to a university athletic programme, report claims

The charity — which claims to provide support for disabled children and breast cancer patients — only gave up to $10,000 donations to most beneficiaries

AAP

Pandemic hit to breast cancer patients

Breast cancer screenings dropped significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic, while some patients had to struggle through treatment alone.

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