Organisation: Breast Cancer Care

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Genes link to breast cancer survival

Testing for the activity of two genes could help doctors identify women at an increased risk of dying from breast cancer, research suggests.

world

Breast cancer study links two genes to survival rates

soccer

FIFA confirms Dyke's €21k gift watch return

general

Life after breast cancer

world

Study suggests mammograms may cause more harm than good

world

Mastectomy 'does not guarantee longer survival': Study

Study praises acupuncture for relief of cancer-treatment symptoms

Acupuncture could help relieve hot flushes caused by breast cancer treatment just as effectively, if not better, than a commonly prescribed drug, research out today suggests.

Mon, 22 Sep, 2008

Cherie accuses Brown of 'trying to force Blair out'

Cherie Blair accused Gordon Brown today of “rattling the keys” of Downing Street over Tony Blair’s head in an attempt to force him out of office.

Sat, 10 May, 2008

UK to introduce breast-cancer blood test

A blood test that could detect breast cancer in its earliest stages is being introduced in the UK, it emerged today.

Fri, 14 Dec, 2007

Oestrogen-only HRT increases breast cancer risk, study finds

LONG-TERM oestrogen-only hormone replacement therapy for women who have had their wombs removed can increase the risk of breast cancer, researchers said today.

Tue, 09 May, 2006

Minogue fans buy thousands of wristbands

Thousands of Kylie Minogue's British fans yesterday bought nearly 10,000 pink wristbands, in support of the singer as she battles breast cancer.

Thu, 19 May, 2005

Kylie could face months of treatment

Singer Kylie Minogue potentially faces months of surgery and treatment as she battles to beat breast cancer.

Tue, 17 May, 2005

Kylie's bra auctioned for £2,400

Pint-sized pop star Kylie Minogue’s bra tonight went under the hammer for £2,400 during a charity auction of stars’ saucy underwear.

Wed, 09 Oct, 2002

Cancer alert for women Breasts must be checked once a month

MORE than one in four Irish women never check their breasts for symptoms of breast cancer, the Irish Cancer Society has warned.

Thu, 19 Sep, 2002