Breast Cancer Treatment

Not So Great Expectations...

Jodie Butt | Posted 26.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Jodie Butt

Right now those highly positive expectations that everything will be fine, well they have evaporated. I am so over this C-monkey roller coaster. I want to get off. I want a cancer holiday. A break from all the crap in my head, a day when it's not in my thoughts.

Could Herpes Virus Be Key To Cancer Treatment?

PA/The Huffington Post UK | Posted 01.02.2013 | UK Lifestyle

A genetically modified herpes virus has been created that can block the spread of breast and ovarian cancer. Scientists believe the virus, which ha...

Breast Cancer, Singledom and Turning 30

Laura Price | Posted 24.12.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Laura Price

While my friends are busy getting engaged, married or pregnant, I'll be spending the first year of my 30s battling breast cancer. Six months of chemotherapy and radiotherapy and a possible double mastectomy mean my life is effectively on hold.

To Freeze Or Not To Freeze? The Breast Cancer Fertility Dilemma

Laura Price | Posted 19.12.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Laura Price

There are few things more heart-wrenching than being told you can't have children. But being in that situation now, alone in the fertility clinic at a point in my life when I wasn't even in a relationship - wasn't even ready to have kids - was surreal.

My Breast Cancer Diary: Surgery And A Bit Of Boob

Laura Price | Posted 16.12.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Laura Price

Reactions to my breast cancer diagnosis were varied. An older, male, former colleague simply sent a one-line email that said, "Better get the box sets in then." (He has been similarly helpful and supportive ever since.)

Dropping the C Bomb - The Day My Life Changed

Jodie Butt | Posted 27.08.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Jodie Butt

The hilarious thing is that the cancer I have is quite rare and a lot of people wrongly assume only old people get it, which makes you feel about 105 when they tell you this. Oh by the way you have cancer, you have cancer for old people....yeap, you are just old, with cancer....nice.

'Wonder Drug' To Extend Life For Breast Cancer Patients

PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 03.08.2012 | UK Lifestyle

A new wonder drug for one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer could allow women to survive with the disease for months longer. The smart ...

Tumour Freezing Therapy Offers Advanced Breast Cancer Hope

PA | Posted 26.05.2012 | UK Lifestyle

An experimental therapy that freezes deep tumours offers new hope to women with advanced breast cancer, early findings suggest. The treatment could...

Breast Cancer Test Offers Fresh Hope

PA | Posted 22.03.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Counting breast cancer cells in the blood may help predict a woman's survival chances and aid targeted treatment, a study has shown. Patients with ...

Breast Cancer Hope As Gene Code Mapped

PA/The Huffington Post UK | Posted 25.04.2012 | UK Lifestyle

The genetic code of the most common form of hereditary breast cancer has been mapped for the first time, offering hope for diagnosis and treatment of ...

Pregnant Women With Breast Cancer 'Can Have Chemo Safely'

PA/The Huffington Post UK | Posted 10.02.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Pregnant women with breast cancer may soon be able to undergo chemotherapy and still have a healthy, full-term pregnancy, a report has revealed. S...

New Genetic Breast Cancer Test Brings Hope To Sufferers

PA | Posted 16.12.2011 | UK Lifestyle

Almost half of women with the most common form of early breast cancer could be spared chemotherapy thanks to a genetic test, research suggests. ...

Treatment That Kills Breast Cancer Cells In 10 Minutes By Boiling Them

The Huffington Post UK | Kyrsty Hazell | Posted 22.11.2011 | UK Lifestyle

A new treatment for breast cancer has been discovered after scientists found that breast tumours can be killed in minutes - by boiling them. The la...

Is Breast Cancer Screening Still Effective?

Mark Watson | Posted 16.01.2012 | UK
Mark Watson

Does breast cancer screening really save lives and is it still effective? This was the headline that became the topic of conversation for many causing the likes of researchers, clinicians and cancer survivors alike to be at loggerheads over the matter.