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Breast Cancer Awareness: Irish women warned over link between alcohol and cancer

According to the research, alcohol is linked to 1 in 8 breast cancers in Ireland

Irish Mirror · Oct 20, 2022

Young Scot diagnosed with breast cancer after disease robbed her of mum during childhood

Nicole Little is determined to live her life after disease and treatment ravaged her body.

Daily Record · Oct 20, 2022

Pinkwashing in October

Some people with metastatic breast cancer feel unheard, especially during Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Salon · Oct 20, 2022

After breast cancer: 5 changes you can make to stay healthy

Every year, more than 20,000 Australians – mostly women – are diagnosed with breast cancer. If you’re one of them or know someone who is, the great news is that 92 out of every 100 women will survive for five years or more after their diagnosis.

The Conversation · Oct 19, 2022

EastEnders’ Samantha Womack shares health update after first chemotherapy session

The Ronnie Mitchell actress revealed she has been diagnosed with breast cancer back in August

Evening Standard · Oct 19, 2022

Strictly’s Matt Goss recalls poignant moment he knew his beloved mum was dying

Strictly Come Dancing star Matt Goss, who lost his beloved mother Carol to breast cancer in 2014, relives the heartbreaking moment both he and his mum knew that her life was coming to an end

Daily Mirror · Oct 19, 2022

Samantha Womack shares update after starting chemotherapy for breast cancer

Actor underwent a lumpectomy in August

The Independent UK · Oct 19, 2022

Breast cancer patients in England face delays to reconstruction surgery

Charity Breast Cancer Now warns of a ‘postcode lottery’ of NHS care for women after mastectomy

The Guardian - UK · Oct 18, 2022

Breast cancer patients ‘waiting for years before reconstruction surgery’

The charity Breast Cancer Now has called for services to be put back on track.

The Independent UK · Oct 18, 2022

Finding community online after finding a lump: Social media and younger adults with cancer

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Canadian Cancer Society estimates that one in eight women will contract breast cancer in their lifetime, making it the most common cancer among Canadian women.

The Conversation · Oct 18, 2022