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ANGELINA EFFECT DOES EXIST, DESPTE US STUDY CLAIMS

August 29, 2017

Every day, the papers are filled with stories of new scientific research – whether it’s a miracle cure for a disease or a new weight loss quick fix, we’re bombarded with numerous pieces of...

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Can regular drinking cut the risk of diabetes?

August 4, 2017

Last week’s breaking news tells us that drinking alcohol on 3- 4 days of the week reduces the chances of diabetes compared to people who don’t drink at all or rarely drink. The report comes from...

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Leeds RAG fundraise for Prevent Breast Cancer

July 31, 2017

The team at Prevent Breast Cancer always enjoy working with university RAG societies, and seeing the fun and creative ideas the students come up with to raise money. Leeds University RAG came on board...

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CLINICAL TRIALS TO PERSONALISE BREAST SCREENING PROGRAMME SET TO LAUNCH

July 25, 2017

As the UK’s only charity entirely dedicated to protecting future generations from breast cancer, we’re proud to be launching a series of clinical trials that could revolutionise the breast screening programme in the UK....

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Supporter Stories: Lucy Pavitt

July 25, 2017

Meet Lucy Pavitt, 10, one of our youngest and most inspiring supporters.   Lucy decided she wanted to raise money for Prevent Breast Cancer after her Mum was diagnosed with the disease in 2016....

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Research highlights need for more investment in 3D screening

July 10, 2017

    With one in nine women now developing breast cancer at some time in their life, detecting the disease early and protecting future generations, especially through research, is more important than ever. Of...

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Siobhan Gracey: Why I chose Prevent Breast Cancer

June 30, 2017

After being personally affected by breast cancer in her family, Siobhan decided to take on the Great Manchester Run and fundraise for Prevent Breast Cancer.     Siobhan spoke to us about why she...

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Paint Cheadle Hulme Pink 2016

June 26, 2017

Cheadle Hulme was one of the first towns in the North West to hold its own Paint Your Town Pink campaign.  A fun packed programme of pink themed fundraising events and activities took place...

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Come walk with us: Manchester hotspots for a Sunday stroll

June 23, 2017

Hi my name is Vicki and I’m a personal trainer and fitness blogger based in Manchester. The majority of my fitness is done in a gym but sometimes it’s nice to get outside and...

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Marcus Wilson: Why I chose Prevent Breast Cancer

June 9, 2017

Marcus Wilson has been a regular supporter of Prevent Breast Cancer for many years, and recently took on the Great Manchester Run.     We asked Marcus what motivated him to take on this...

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Can fasting diets help you to lose weight?

May 26, 2017

Recent headlines reported that “fasting diets” are no more effective for long term weight loss than standard daily dieting. These headlines were reporting on a US study that used alternate-day fasting to help people...

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Cancer, Wigs and You

May 12, 2017

This week, we have another guest blog from Suburban Turban. Check out their first blog on hair loss during cancer treatment if you missed it! In this new blog, they explore the different options...

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Hair Loss During Cancer Treatment

May 5, 2017

This week, we have a guest blog from Suburban Turban, which provides beautiful hats, scarves and turbans for women who are looking for something fashionable to wear while going through hair loss as a...

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Exercise & Cognitive Function – how to keep your brain fit

May 3, 2017

Our Research Dietitian, Dr Michelle Harvie, updates us on the latest research into exercise and cognitive function. We know that regular physical activity is important for reducing breast cancer risk. Doing 150 minutes of...

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Obesity – how prejudiced is the National Health Service?

April 20, 2017

Our Research Dietitian, Dr Michelle Harvie, has shared with us her thoughts on a recent TV programme ‘Obesity – how prejudiced is the NHS?’ . The programme has sparked a lot of debate about how...

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