If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer or are you worried about might have breast problems, this website is for you - breasthealth. It is also for your partner, family and friends.
If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer or are you worried about might have breast problems, this website is for you - breasthealth. It is also for your partner, family and friends.
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Cheeky Check-up campaign

A cheeky new breast cancer campaign

There’s no right or wrong way to check your breasts. There’s no special technique and you don’t need any training. You can check your breasts wherever and whenever works for you. You could even give them a Cheeky Check-Up right now!
View the Cheeky Check-Up website »

New resource

NBOCC's eagerly anticipated revised Guide for women with early breast cancer is now available. Guide for women with early breast cancer (pdf 5.2 MB, 212 pgs)  »

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I have been diagnosed
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› Questions to ask your doctor
› What test results mean
› Treatment options explained
› Early breast cancer
› Metastatic breast cancer
› DCIS
› Personal stories
Need someone to talk to? Need someone to talk to? - 13 11 20
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Help for partners and carers
› Support for partners
› My mum has breast cancer - information for young persons aged 13-19 years
Recurrance of breast cancer
› What recurrence might mean
› more on breast cancer types
Living in the country
› Where can I get treatment?
› Costs of travelling and accomodation
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Breast cancer in men

This website is for men with breast cancer, their families and friends and anyone else who would like to know more about breast cancer in men.

 

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Breast prostheses update

Nicola Roxon, Minister for Health and Ageing, has announced The National External Breast Prostheses Reimbursement Program, a new Australian Government initiative... more »

To view Breast Cancer Network Australia's media release on The External Prostheses Reimbursement Program... more »

 

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