We discuss the breast-conserving surgical techniques that studies show offer the highest survival rates, while allowing women to keep their breast following a diagnosis of breast cancer.

This webinar looks at all things food, with our expert panel aiming to provide clear advice on eating well with breast cancer, how to manage side effects like nausea that come with treatment, as well as busting some common diet myths along the way

We present a snapshot of the latest data showing how well we’re doing in tackling breast cancer here in Aotearoa New Zealand and how we might enable further improvements

This webinar looks at what you need to know when being treated with Ibrance, from scheduling appointments, negotiating dosages and managing side effects.

This webinar looks at preparing for surgery, the types of surgery you may be recommended and how to manage the post-operative period.

A breast cancer diagnosis can come as a shock and the process can feel overwhelming. Our expert panel focuses on the impact of breast cancer on wāhine Māori and their whānau.

Being diagnosed with breast cancer can feel like a whirlwind between diagnosis and treatment. Our expert panel shares insights into breast cancer treatment and finding support for yourself and your family.

There is a lot of exciting research into breast cancer and how we may be better able to treat it. In this webinar, our expert panel discusses the latest research from this year, and what that could mean for breast cancer patients.

This webinar investigates the complementary therapies recommended for breast cancer treatment and how to choose an evidence-based practice.

This webinar looks at decision making when you have advanced breast cancer (ABC), and how you can come to a decision that's best for you and your family.

This webinar looks at all things hair, from preparing for hair loss to caring for your hair during and after treatment, and scalp cooling to prevent hair loss.

We discuss how good nutrition can help during and after treatment, and tips on eating well for your breast cancer journey and beyond.

We answered questions from our community on COVID-19, from how breast cancer treatment may affect your risk to what to do if you find a lump.

This webinar looks at what to expect when you have DCIS, from treatment options and follow-up to your risk of developing invasive breast cancer.

We discuss helpful tips to manage the side effects of cancer treatment, to help boost your quality of life during this time.

There's a lot to figure out after a diagnosis of breast cancer. We discuss what you can expect on your breast cancer journey.

We speak to twin sisters Vivian and Erica who have two very different stories to tell about their breast reconstruction surgery.

We know that around half of all women prescribed these drugs stop taking them because of the side-effects. That's a lot of women missing out on the survival benefits that these treatments offer.

Living with lymphoedema can be difficult and it’s important to know how to manage your symptoms.

We talk about the role vitamin C plays in our body and how this changes with cancer.

Feeling worried already about Christmas and the added pressures the festive season can bring?

With October being breast cancer awareness month we are encouraging Kiwis to go and get a mammogram.

Does breast cancer run in your family, or do you want to find out more about genetic risk?

This webinar focuses on breast cancer surgery and recovery.

Are you under 40 and dealing with breast cancer?

Palbociclib (brand name Ibrance) is a new medicine for advanced ER+ breast cancer.

Feeling tired is a common side effect of breast cancer treatment.

Moving forward after breast cancer can be difficult and you may have trouble readjusting.

Living life to the fullest can feel hard when you can't shake the underlying fear that your breast cancer may return.

A breast cancer diagnosis can impact sexual health, relationships and body image.

Research is one of the keys to better breast cancer treatments and survival.

Breast cancer treatments can affect your fertility, which can be devastating if you haven't completed your family.

An advanced breast cancer diagnosis can be a life-changing event.