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16th July 2008
Response to self examination study from the Cochrane LibraryResponse to self examination study from the Cochrane Library |
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26th June 2008
Breast Cancer Campaign's response to new UK breast cancer statisticsPamela Goldberg, Chief Executive, Breast Cancer Campaign says “The latest Scottish statistics complete the picture of breast cancer incidence across the UK in 2005, showing an increase from over 44,000 new cases in 2004, to almost 46,000 in the following year. |
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18th June 2008
Campaign Chief Executive announced as lay member of Human Tissue AuthorityChief Executive of Breast Cancer Campaign, Pamela Goldberg, has been announced as a new lay member of The Human Tissue Authority (HTA). |
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12th June 2008
Breast Cancer Campaign encouraged by Tyverb licencePamela Goldberg, Chief Executive, Breast Cancer Campaign said “It is encouraging news that Tyverb has received a conditional licence indication for metastatic breast cancer. |
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12th May 2008
Use of BRCA1 protein to classify cancerNot all mutations of the BRCA1 gene confer an equal risk of developing breast cancer a London scientist told the Breast Cancer Campaign conference today (13 May). |
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12th May 2008
Gene could prevent breast cancer spreadCardiff scientist Dr Richard Clarkson told 300 delegates at the Breast Cancer Campaign conference that the gene Bcl3 may play a role in preventing the fatal spread of breast cancer cells around the body when it was previously thought the gene actually makes tumour cells grow. |
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