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How to sign up for Girls Aloud - Race for Life for Sarah fundraiser run

Girls Aloud are reuniting in honour of late bandmate Sarah Harding. The girl group have teamed up with Cancer Research for a special charity event called Race for Life for Sarah. Here's how you can sign up for the event

Daily Mirror

Low risk of overdiagnosis linked to breast cancer screening – study

Researchers said that there is a ‘low risk’ of overdiagnosis for women who take part in the screening programme.

The Independent UK

In America, cancer patients endure debt on top of disease

RAPID CITY, S.D. ― Jeni Rae Peters would make promises to herself as she lay awake nights after being diagnosed with breast cancer two years ago.

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Breast cancer: Common carbs can increase risk by 20%, study warns

A recent study has revealed that eating certain foods can increase the risk of breast cancer by around 20 percent, warns French medics

Daily Mirror

Covid saves mum's life after chest scan reveals she has aggressive breast cancer

Retired nurse Jan Dea is now in remission, but had her cancer symptoms not been discovered, they would have been too late to treat because of the aggressive nature of the disease

Daily Mirror

Covid saves mum's life after chest scan reveals breast cancer

I was told if I hadn't been admitted with Covid, by the time I'd have felt it, it would have been too advanced

Wales Online

'Last normal family holiday' before mum's cancer treatment axed due to passport delays

Mum-of-three Amy Calderwood applied for her daughter's passport 10 weeks ago but it didn't arrive in time meaning the family's "last normal holiday" before she is due to start breast cancer treatment had to be cancelled

Daily Mirror

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Woman felt 'niggling pain' in her leg before being diagnosed with breast cancer

“I just felt numb when I was told that the niggling pain in my leg was cancer"

Wales Online

Woman's niggling pain in her leg on dog walk turned out to be 'incurable' cancer

The 48-year-old accountant was given the heartbreaking news that the breast cancer she had been treated for 10 years previously had returned to her hip, thigh and pelvic bones.

Edinburgh Live

Alpelisib: New breast cancer drugs to benefit thousands

Two drugs are being made available to patients through the cancer drugs fund.

Evening Standard

Two breast cancer drugs available on NHS in England after U-turn

Life-extending drugs Alpelsib and Trodelvy will benefit 3,500 women a year

The Guardian - UK

NHS to make two new breast cancer drugs available

Around 3,000 women a year will benefit from life-extending drug Alpelisib and 650 with a certain type of breast cancer will be given access to Trodelvy

Wales Online

‘Momentous milestone’: New ‘life-extending’ drug for NHS to treat breast cancer

‘This landmark decision will offer a new, effective treatment for these women, and crucially give them the hope of invaluable extra months to live,’ Baroness Delyth Morgan says

The Independent UK

New breast cancer drugs to benefit thousands

Two drugs are being made available to patients through the cancer drugs fund.

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

What is the Amazon cancer vaccine trial?

The trial will study the safety of personalised vaccines to treat patients with skin and breast cancer.

Daily Record

Lochmaben golfing friends raise nearly £5,000 for breast cancer care

Jackie Bell, Jane Reid, Patricia Jardine and Gail Graham have raised around £60,000 over the years for the cause

Liverpool Echo

Mum told to bring daughter home from uni after devastating diagnosis

Pippa Miln was originally given six to nine months to live after her breast cancer spread to her brain and lungs

Daily Mirror

Sally Dexter says her emotional Emmerdale exit made her realise how lucky she is

Christine Smith speaks to Emmerdale star Sally Dexter about her character Faith Dingle’s emotional exit from the show and her hopes to return to the ITV soap as in a unique way in the future following her character's upcoming on-screen death

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Mum, 37, finds out she is dying three years after gruelling IVF battle to have son

Coventry-based mum Jenna Loughran's life was turned upside down in May when she was diagnosed with Stage 4 Triple Negative Breast Cancer

Daily Mirror

Woman had breasts and womb removed after night sweats alerted her to cancer

Mum Cheryl Scott, 38, says her new body left her confidence at "an all time low" but has begun to love herself again after a celebrated local artist offered to paint her

Manchester Evening News

Mum put tiredness and night sweats down to being busy before being given devastating diagnosis

Cheryl Scott had to have her breasts and womb removed after being diagnosed with cancer

Liverpool Echo

Mum had to have breasts and womb removed after feeling tired and having night sweats

"There's also a chance my daughters have the gene so they may need their breasts removed."

Wales Online

New mum diagnosed with 'incurable' breast cancer now clear of disease

'The news was devastating, hard to accept, and we both had no idea what was in store over the next few weeks, months, or even years'

The Guardian - AU

Breast cancer survivors find fitness and friendship in dragon boat racing

In a sport that builds strength and stamina, survivors meet in Melbourne to celebrate competition, camaraderie and taking control of their bodies

The Conversation

Biopsies confirm a breast cancer diagnosis after an abnormal mammogram – but structural racism may lead to lengthy delays

While mammograms are often the first step to detecting breast cancer, patients need additional tests after an abnormal screening result. Further imaging can determine if a finding is truly suspicious for cancer, and sometimes a biopsy is required to confirm a diagnosis. But biopsy delays reduce the benefit of early…

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