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Sunderland University lecturer who recovered from breast cancer set to take on Himalayas to raise awareness

Rachel Makin was given some devastating news, as a young mother of a two-year-old, she was diagnosed with breast cancer in April of 2022.

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Thousands of breast cancer patients could avoid chemo thanks to new gene test

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Breakthrough new gene test Oncotype DX could help some breast cancer patients avoid chemotherapy if results find a tumour is unlikely to spread to other parts of the body

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PAPER TRAILS Cancer-surviving nurse’s book about her terror and treatment is chance to pull others ‘out of the mud’

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During her more than 40-year-long career as a nurse, Agalia Baker screened lots of women for breast cancer and shared preventive measures with her patients and others. Still, none of that experience prepared her for the moment on May 17,…

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Thousands of women diagnosed with breast cancer each year could avoid unnecessary chemotherapy with new gene test

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A new test known as Oncotype DX can analyse the tumour tissue and, by looking for genes which are associated with aggressive cancer.

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I had an 88% chance of getting breast cancer, so took control and had a double mastectomy at 31, Becky Excell reveals

PUSHING my meal around the plate, I sat at the table in the eating disorder unit, lost in unhappiness.

I had an 88% chance of getting breast cancer, so took control and had a double mastectomy at 31, Becky Excell reveals

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PUSHING my meal around the plate, I sat at the table in the eating disorder unit, lost in unhappiness.

I had an 88% chance of getting breast cancer, so took control and had a double mastectomy at 31, Becky Excell reveals

www.thesun.co.uk

PUSHING my meal around the plate, I sat at the table in the eating disorder unit, lost in unhappiness.

Saturday, May 25

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U.K. Army Nearly Rejects Healthy Teen Because Her Relatives Had Cancer

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Carys Holmes, 17, was initially told she was medically unfit because her aunt and mother both developed breast cancer.

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Beloved Aussie comedian Denise Scott, 69, details intense 17 month-long breast cancer treatment amid battle with 'aggressive' disease

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The beloved Australian comedian, 69, was diagnosed with cancer at the start of 2023 and revealed the shock news publicly in August last year.

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Cheryl admits she misses her Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding's 'electric and wild side' after sharing an emotional on-stage tribute following her death from breast cancer

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Girls Aloud's Cheryl, 40, revealed what she misses most about bandmate Sarah Harding who moved into her home in the months before she died from cancer at age 39.

Friday, May 24

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PKMYT1, a potential 'Achilles heel' of treatment resistant ER+ breast cancers with the poorest prognosis

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Up to 80% of breast cancer deaths occur in patients with tumors that express estrogen receptor-alpha. Although these estrogen receptor-positive (ER+) breast cancers often initially respond to standard treatment that combines endocrine…

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Most Women Can Have Successful Pregnancies After Breast Cancer Treatment

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(MedPage Today) -- CHICAGO -- The vast majority of young breast cancer survivors who attempted pregnancy after treatment were able to become pregnant and have a live birth, according to a prospective cohort study.

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Most young breast cancer survivors can go on to have babies

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About 73% of breast cancer survivors attempting to conceive achieved a pregnancy and 65% had a live birth, researchers report.

AI might help spot breast cancer's spread without biopsy

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New AI can help detect breast cancer that is spreading to other parts of the body, without the need for biopsies, a new study finds.

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Friends of British marathon runner who was euthanised on a beach in New Zealand after battling breast cancer for five years pay tribute to 'amazing role model'

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In a heartfelt tribute posted on Instagram, Tracy's podcasting pal Dom Harvey shared a picture of the pair alongside a caption that read: 'Tracy Hickman passed away peacefully today'

Army forced to apologise for rejecting teen soldier - who'd passed selection tests - because two members of her family have had breast cancer

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Carys Holmes, 17, from Derbyshire, told BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour that despite passing all the necessary physical tests to join the British Army, she was told her family history meant she wasn't eligible.

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‘It’s been a crazy five years’: Abi Morgan on surviving cancer ... and giving Benedict Cumberbatch his most monstrous role yet

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The screenwriter’s latest drama is about a misanthropic puppeteer whose mind unravels when his son goes missing. She reveals how divorce, breast cancer and teenage trips to New York inspired it

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Army backtracks on teen rejected over breast-cancer gene

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The Army had been accused of sexism after rejecting a teen who may have a gene raising her risk of breast cancer.

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Terminal breast cancer patient euthanized on New Zealand beach after she reveals her final day: ‘Exactly what she wanted’

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"I feel I've been given this massive gift. I feel privileged," she said. "How many people get a chance to do that when they pass away?"