999 Breast Cancer http://Breast Cancer Latest news from 999 Breast Cancer en 60 You don’t have to have a lump to have breast cancer! ?rss=1 Women have been positively conditioned to the fact that when a woman discovers a lump in her breast she should go to the doctor immediately, BUT how many people know that you don’t have to have a lump to have breast cancer! Obesity lowers survival rate of women with breast cancer ?rss=1 According to a new study by the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, obese women suffering from breast cancer have a lower survival rate, compared directly to women who are not obese. The importance of breast awareness ?rss=1 Most cases of breast cancer are detected by women who report unusual breast changes to their GP. This highlights the importance of being breast aware. Call for faster breast reconstruction surgery ?rss=1 Only one in ten women with breast cancer are getting access to reconstruction surgery at the time of their mastectomy a recent audit shows. Raise £1,000 for someone you love ... ?rss=1 Breast cancer touches too many people's lives, every month it causes more than 1,000 deaths in the UK. Breakthrough can make a difference - with your help ... Major study into the causes of breast cancer ?rss=1 If breast cancer is to be prevented, its causes must be found. The Breakthrough Generations Study is a major study into the causes of breast cancer. Jerry Hall backs the Genesis Appeal with her pink pinkie ?rss=1 Supermodel Jerry Hall is showing her support for Manchester's second annual 'Pink Pinkie Week' in aid of breast cancer prevention charity, The Genesis Appeal. Lower your risk for breast cancer ?rss=1 999BreastCancer takes a look into how to reduce your risk for breast cancer and steps to take in preventing the disease. 61 per cent rise in breast cancer detection in six years ?rss=1 England has seen a 61 per cent increase in breast cancer detected by the NHS breast screening programme in six years, a report by the NHS Information Centre reveals. UK scientists uncover clue to cancer drug resistance ?rss=1 Scientists in London have discovered a new genetic mechanism which helps cancer cells survive by changing the way they respond to treatment. How to be healthy after breast cancer ?rss=1 Breast cancer patients confused by healthy eating and exercise guidelines recently reported in the national press could benefit from a free DVD from Breast Cancer Care. New guide to complementary therapies launched ?rss=1 Breast cancer patients interested in finding out how complementary therapies could help them alongside their conventional treatment could benefit from a new guide launched by Breast Cancer Care.