Breast cancer can affect people of different sexes, sexual orientations and gender identities. If you’re lesbian, bisexual, transgender, non-binary or part of another rainbow co ...

The word "carcinoma" may make people think they have invasive breast cancer. DCIS is different. DCIS is the earliest form of breast cancer, when abnormal cells are contained within the breast’s milk ...

Glow Lab is supporting the campaign by adding breast self-check reminders to its 900ml body wash range, putting the message directly into showers around the country. Advertising can introduce an idea ...

Normally cells are created, grow and die in a controlled way. However, when abnormal changes occur in the genes which usually regulate this orderly process, normal gene function can be turned on or ...

Breast pain, also called mastalgia, is common. It may feel worrying or uncomfortable, but breast pain on its own is rarely a sign of breast cancer.

October is International Breast Cancer Awareness Month - and the perfect time to support Breast Cancer Foundation NZ towards zero deaths from breast cancer.

Breast changes Taking care of your breasts Breast cancer facts Mammograms Risk factors Check any breast changes with your doctor. Even if you’ve had a mammogram recently.

Default metadata - description Changes occur naturally in the breast during menstrual cycles, pregnancy, breastfeeding and ageing. Many people who see their GP about a breast change may have one of ...

Forget painting the town red! This October, it's all about pink. Grab a bucket, get pinked up, and join thousands of volunteers collecting donations nationwide to support Breast Cancer Foundation NZ!

Most breast changes aren’t cancer, but it’s important to know what’s normal for you. If you notice a new or unusual change in your breasts or nipples, get it checked by a GP. Some changes can have non ...

Gynaecomastia should not be confused with pseudo-gynaecomastia which is seen in overweight men who have increased fat deposits in their breasts (man-breasts).