Breast Cancer Trials is hosting a free Q&A about ‘Breast Cancer in the Māori, Pasifika, Indigenous Communities’ with a panel event of top breast cancer experts from Australia and New Zealand, plus breast cancer survivors from Aboriginal, Māori and Pasifika communities. The informative live Q&A will
Broadcaster and Breast Cancer Foundation NZ (BCFNZ) Ambassador Lorna Riley is encouraging New Zealanders to host a Pink Ribbon Breakfast next month to support Kiwis affected by breast cancer. After going through breast cancer for a second time last year, Lorna, who hosts the daytime show
At ghd, joyful body and breast positivity is the core message of this breast cancer awareness-driving campaign. Having the confidence to action these important self-check steps as early as possible will help make all the difference. With a lack of breast checking confidence, women are less likely
Breast Cancer Cure is excited to be bringing back their popular ‘Tees for a Cure’, releasing a range of 15 new designs from New Zealand’s top fashion designers on December 1st – just in time for Christmas. In the early 2000s, over $4million was raised
Artwork Fleur Wickes It’s well documented how difficult treatment for breast cancer can be, but Síana Clifford discovered that the period after is a tricky time too – and that connecting with your own cancer crew is the best medicine. I know I’m supposed to be in
Christmas day is fast approaching, and many of us are looking forward to the joys of gift-giving, seeing loved ones and the almighty Christmas dinner. But while what’s on our plates is a given, what will we be drinking to accompany our meal? Every person’s preferences are
Downloading The Sweet Louise Cookbook is one way New Zealanders can support Kiwis with incurable breast cancer during the COVID-19 lockdown. The cookbook contains 31 recipes for $31, to help charity Sweet Louise provide practical and emotional support to its 700-plus members. “Members of the
