Breast Cancer home - National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre (NBOCC)

If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer or are worried about a breast change, this website is for you. It may also be useful to your partner, family and friends.
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Breast changes What could a lump mean? What to do next? More on breast changes Breast cancer awareness Breast cancer screening? Am I at risk? What can you do to find breast cancer early? Cheeky Check-Up campaign for younger women	Treating breast cancer Surgery Chemotherapy Radiotherapy Hormonal therapies Making decisions about treatment Risk factors Calculate your risk for breast cancer - online calculator Risk factors for breast cancer	Living with breast cancer Breast reconstruction Lymphoedema Managing physical changes Follow-up after breast cancer Information for men with breast cancer Secondary (Metastatic) breast cancer Symptoms of secondary breast cancer Living with secondary breast cancer


Revised Guide for women with early breast cancer is now available The Guide for women with early breast cancer is the key information resource for all women newly diagnosed with early breast cancer. The resource provides information to support women with early breast cancer in making decisions about their treatment and care, as well as advice for family and friends more	Message from the CEO, Dr Helen Zorbas 15 June 2010 Today, the Minister for Health and Ageing, The Hon Nicola Roxon MP, has announced a new era in Australian cancer control with the amalgamation of National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre (NBOCC) and Cancer Australia, the Government’s lead cancer agency More Announcing the shared care demonstration sites NBOCC is pleased to announce the four successful demonstration sites for the Shared care demonstration project are: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, The Royal Women's and Western Hospital Consortium, Calvary Mater Newcastle and Southern Health More	17 May 2010 Funding available to run breast cancer awareness workshops for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women Applications are now invited from health organisations and individual health professionals working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women to promote breast cancer awareness through locally-run workshops for Indigenous women. read the release
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