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5th November 2008
Response to Government improving access to medicines announcementBreast Cancer Campaign response to Government improving access to medicines announcement |
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24th October 2008
Manchester scientist awarded prestigious scientific fellowshipUniversity of Manchester scientist Dr Gillian Farnie has become the second Breast Cancer Campaign scientific fellow in Manchester, receiving a grant worth almost £460,000, part of £2.3 million awarded to 20 research projects around the UK this year. |
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10th October 2008
Women ‘more clued up about celebrities than their own health,’ warns charityThe cult of the celebrity may be putting women’s health at risk as they seemingly pay more attention to gossip about the rich and famous than health news, according to a new survey published today (10 October). |
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5th September 2008
Response to early phase breast cancer study at GUMCPamela Goldberg, Chief Executive of Breast Cancer Campaign said: “Resistance to all treatments for breast cancer, including hormone treatments, is a key area of research." |
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22nd August 2008
Statement regarding the link between positive thinking and breast cancerArlene Wilkie, Director of Research and Policy, Breast Cancer Campaign said “This research is related to an area of breast cancer risk where the jury is still out. |
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13th August 2008
Drug combination could put the brakes onBreast cancer patients could soon benefit from a new combination of treatments that can stop tumours from growing, research from the University of Sheffield has shown. |
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