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The Latest Breaking News from Breast Cancer

Mum noticed unusual change to her nipple before devastating diagnosis

Kirsty had to undergo an ultrasound and mammogram alone

Liverpool Echo

Breast cancer 'metal detector' that spots spread of disease could be used by NHS

The probe could help reduce the need for major surgery for breast cancer patients.

Daily Record

Dad 'scared to tell children' about diagnosis after discovery in the shower

Dave said: "I didn’t tell anyone about it because life just seemed normal."

Liverpool Echo

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Infertile men have a higher chance of developing breast cancer, study finds

Researchers suggest further work is needed to understand the underlying causes of male breast cancer.

The Independent UK

Bristol man diagnosed with breast cancer after finding lump the size of golf ball

It comes as researchers have now linked infertility with breast cancer in men

Bristol Post

Symptoms of breast cancer in men as study finds new link

"Many people don’t realise men can get breast cancer, because they don’t think of men as having breasts"

Wales Online

Mum, 34, given devastating breast cancer diagnosis after spotting unusual symptom

The inspiring mum's message will be played at events across the UK

Manchester Evening News

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Cancer survivor Chhavi Mittal shares she is getting 'tired of the pain in her stitches'; opens up about her struggle through the recovery stage

Chhavi Mittal is inspiring women each day with her cancer recovery story. The actress, who underwent breast cancer surgery last month, has shared how she is dealing with the painful healing procedure.

The Times of India

Infertility in men linked to higher chance of developing breast cancer

Study suggests that the rate could be twice as high

Wales Online

Infertile men may be twice as likely to develop breast cancer, study suggests

Researchers find link between fertility issues and cancer risk, but say biological reason unclear

The Guardian - UK

Infertility in men linked to higher chance of developing breast cancer – study

Researchers suggest further work is needed to understand the underlying causes of male breast cancer.

The Independent UK

Magnetic marker liquid could be used to show if breast cancer has spread

Nice endorses Magtrace to use with probe, which work in similar way to metal detector

The Guardian - UK

Breast cancer ‘metal detector’ could be used in the NHS

It is hoped that the innovative tool can help spot if a cancer has spread and reduce the need for major surgery.

The Independent UK

Nutrition must be priority during chemotherapy

DEAR DOCTORS: I'm getting chemotherapy for breast cancer. I expected the nausea and exhaustion, but I didn't know food would start to taste metallic and just plain weird. Some days all I want are potato chips, which still taste OK to me. I'm never hungry, so it's hard to eat.…

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The Independent UK

Abi Morgan: ‘The Split is filled with a lot of the pain I’ve been through’

The writer of the hit BBC show talks to Charlotte Cripps about that shock ending and the real-life drama contained in her new book, ‘This Is Not a Pity Memoir’, which details her husband’s brain injury, surviving breast cancer, and her altered view of mortality

The Times of India

Cancer screening in U’khand one of the lowest in country

DEHRADUN: Despite the increasing number of cancer cases in Uttarakhand, screening for the disease in the state remains one of the lowest in the country and much lower than the national average in the last two years.

Daily Record

Mum left feeling like she'd been given 'death sentence' after discovering lump on breast

Debbie Layfield, 44, was in the middle of running a bath at her home when she answered a phone call from a family member who had discovered a lump.

Daily Mirror

Mum-of-three given 'death sentence' after chance phone call in bath leads to diagnosis

Debbie Layfield was in the middle of running a bath at her home in Claughton, Wirral, when she answered a phone call from a family member who had found a lump

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Liverpool Echo

Tesco worker given 'death sentence' after chance phone call while running bath

Debbie said she was in total disbelief and struggled to speak after going to see her GP

Leeds Live

Emotional tribute to 'life and soul of the party' Leeds woman, 32, after tragic cancer death

Simone Taylor's former friends and colleagues intend to raise as much money as possible in her memory

Daily Mirror

Nurse discovers she has cancer after brushing off lump during pregnancy as a cyst

25-year-old Lotecia Chambers discovered a lump during her pregnancy but then two months after she gave birth to her first child she received the heart-breaking news she had stage 3 breast cancer

Daily Mirror

Mum chooses to have breasts and ovaries removed so she can see her sons grow up

Ruth Cookson was just eight when her mum died from breast cancer worried and after her own son was born, she worried she could leave him without a mum too.

The Independent UK

‘I can finally breathe’: Healthy nurse has breasts and ovaries removed ‘to see her sons grow up’

Bristol mum-of-three Ruth Cookson, 34, lost her own mother in 1996, aged just 41, to breast cancer and is desperate to see her children become adults

Daily Record

Perth Racecourse welcomes sold-out crowd to its popular Ladies Day

Thousands descended to the one-day festival of fashion which raises money for Breast Cancer Now

Wales Online

Healthy mum chooses to have breasts removed so she can see her sons grow up

Ruth Cookson has a gene mutation that made her more susceptible to breast and ovarian cancer

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