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Press release
10 June 2019
Breast Cancer Foundation to fund scalp cooling for breast cancer patients
Breast Cancer Foundation NZ (BCFNZ) has announced funding for up to 10 scalp cooling systems worth $500,000 in public hospitals around New Zealand.
Blog
05 June 2019
10 things I need to know about chemotherapy
What you need to know as you prepare for your chemotherapy.
Blog
20 May 2019
A meeting with BCFNZ Clinical Research Coordinator Eibhlin Corrigan
BCFNZ funds Eibhlin's role of Clinical Research Coordinator, she will be working to increase the number of breast cancer patients on clinical trials.
Pink Ribbon Bulletins
May 2019
The fight goes on for ABC patients, May welcomes Pink Ribbon Breakfast Month, patients to receive more support than ever before, plus breast cancer and the immune system.
News
09 May 2019
Early access proposal welcomed, but tough questions need answers
Breast Cancer Foundation chief executive Evangelia Henderson welcomed the news that Pharmac is working with the Ministry of Health to consider a scheme that would offer faster access to drugs for Kiwi cancer patients.
Blog
09 May 2019
The importance of ‘me-time’ after a breast cancer diagnosis
After a breast cancer diagnosis life can be a whirlwind of appointments, tests and treatments. During this time, it can be hard to find a moment to breathe and process, but, it's important that you do give yourself time to stop.
Pink Ribbon Press
Pink Ribbon Press - Autumn 2019
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Blog
29 April 2019
Breast Cancer and the Immune System
Our immune system is pretty good at protecting us from harm. So why does it struggle to recognise and tackle breast cancer?
Press release
18 April 2019
“Come together with friends, family and workmates for a Pink Ribbon Breakfast!” Stacey encourages Kiwis to sign up for Pink Ribbon Breakfast
Registrations are now open for Pink Ribbon Breakfast. Breast Cancer Foundation NZ ambassador Stacey Morrison is encouraging Kiwis to host a get-together in May to raise funds for Breast Cancer Foundation NZ.
Blog
17 April 2019
What should I know about Inflammatory Breast Cancer?
Find out more about inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) and hear from Lucie Kodouskova, diagnosed with IBC at 33.
Pink Ribbon Press
Pink Ribbon Press - Spring 2018
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Pink Ribbon Press
Pink Ribbon Press - Autumn 2018
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Blog
15 March 2019
Trial & Error
What is it like to be on a breast cancer clinical trial? Michelle shares her story!
Press release
06 March 2019
Breast Cancer Foundation steps in to support Kiwis living with lymphoedema
Breast Cancer Foundation NZ has launched a new service focusing on early intervention for those at risk of lymphoedema following breast cancer surgery. The announcement marks World Lymphoedema Day, March 6th.
Blog
06 March 2019
Why is lymphoedema therapy so important?
We chat to Claire Boyce, lymphoedema therapist, about why lymphoedema treatment is so vital to people's well-being.
Press release
01 March 2019
New biomarker to help decide best treatment?
Breast Cancer Foundation NZ funding helps research scientists make progress towards creating a new tool which could guide clinical decision-making.
Blog
27 February 2019
10 top breast cancer research projects!
Find out about the research we are currently funding here at BCF!
Pink Ribbon Bulletins
February 2019
Our innovative breast cancer research, Vitamin C and Cancer webinar, plus Dr Fatima Cardoso says "We're giving up too soon".
Blog
19 February 2019
What is a biosimilar and how does it affect you?
We all know that cancer drugs cost a fortune, but did you know there could be cheaper alternatives?
Press release
21 January 2019
International advanced breast cancer expert to address NZ patients
Breast Cancer Foundation NZ is bringing noted oncologist Dr Fatima Cardoso to NZ next week to address Kiwis living with incurable advanced breast cancer (ABC) and their doctors.
Blog
16 January 2019
Liquid biopsies – the future of breast cancer detection and treatment?
Researchers are constantly trying to find quicker, more accurate and easier ways to detect breast cancer at its earliest stage. The liquid biopsy could have the potential to improve breast cancer detection as well as making sure patients are given the right treatments.
Blog
15 December 2018
How to spend your Kiwi New Year
If you’ve been through breast cancer, planning how you’re going to spend New Year might be at the bottom of your priority list. We’ve put together a list of ideas to minimise stress this year!
Pink Ribbon Bulletins
December 2018
World expert to advise on Kiwi ABC guidelines, cards make life easier for breast cancer patients, Pink Caravan visits hundreds of Kiwis, plus how to do YOU this festive season.
Blog
06 December 2018
How to do YOU this festive season!
With the festive season fast approaching things can seem daunting – especially if you are living with breast cancer, have recently been diagnosed, or are on the road to recovery. So, this year it’s time to sit back, relax, and do YOU.
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