'Miracle treatment': Breast cancer patient hopes new drug available soon
The Auckland woman was first diagnosed during a 2020 Covid-19 lockdown.
The Auckland woman was first diagnosed during a 2020 Covid-19 lockdown.
Marama Davidson's treatment, due to start after Matariki, is expected to take four months.
Māori and Pasifika wāhine are more likely to develop breast cancer than non-Māori.
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Money raised on a Givealittle will be used to help the couple's daughters.
'Unlike other promises, lives will be lost if these medicines are not funded.'
Tracy Hickman was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019.
Over $1500 raised so far by group for incurable breast cancer.
Husband and wife Lesley Elliott, 62, and Richard Elliott, 70, were diagnosed with breast cancer just over a year apart in 2015/16 - Richard being a much rarer case.
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In NZ only 4 per cent of cases occur in women in their 30s, making her case rare.
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The Government is working to offer free breast cancer screening for those aged 70-74.
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The drug is the first to offer hope to those with the deadliest form of breast cancer
The actress shared her journey online to encourage others to check in with their bodies.
An Ombudsman has been forced to retire this month because of the 50-year-old law.
Health Minister says there is "a lot to be done" before the screening age can be lifted.
Stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis came on Mother’s Day: Huge outpouring of support followed.
Hamilton woman Lisa Martin was among those whose aggressive cancer was eliminated.
A 36-year-old mum has made a heartbreaking decision after her breast cancer returned.
Now the company involved has been fined $10,000.
'We're so busy we stop listening to our bodies.'
“Breast cancer is survivable, and if I can help with the message, I can help save lives."
Rotorua walkers are preparing to walk in a colourful pink crowd tomorrow night.
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Chef Josh Emett and wife Helen have been hard at work with their team this week.
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Karen Roscoe was diagnosed with breast cancer after her first ever free mammogram.
Statistics show Māori are 35 per cent more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer.