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13.01.2022 Compassionate access for Nerlynx A compassionate access program of the drug Nerlynx (neratinib) has opened for people with HER2-positive or HR-positive early breast cancer treated with Herceptin in the past year. Read more. ... New episodes added to Upfront About Breast Cancer podcast series We've added two more episodes to our Upfront About Breast Cancer podcast series: ongoing and late side effects and metastatic breast cancer. Read more. TGA recommends ban on textured breast implants Women with textured breast implants are advised to talk to their surgeon after a recommendation by the Therapeutic Goods Administration to ban a range of textured breast implants. Read more. Thermography website warning BCNA has re-issued its warning against using thermography after the discovery of a website promoting the banned procedure. Read more. Adelaide to host clinical trial Q&A Breast Cancer Trials (BCT) will hold a Q&A event to explore current and future directions in breast cancer research and clinical trials in Adelaide on 24 July. Read more. Online network welcomes men's group BCNA's online network has recently added two new groups men living with breast cancer and invasive lobular cancer (ILC). Find out more here. BCNA partners with Wanderlust Global wellness festival organiser Wanderlust has partnered with BCNA, with a portion of every ticket sold helping support our work.Tickets on sale now for Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane 108 events. Find out more here This email was sent to: [email address suppressed] This email was sent by: Breast Cancer Network Australia 293 Camberwell Rd Camberwell, Victoria 3124 Australia We respect your right to privacy - view our policy Unsubscribe Please note: If you choose to unsubscribe you will no longer receive any email contact from BCNA.

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10.01.2022 When you have these sent to you from a gorgeous lady and her sister for making her month. You made mine Thank you to Rebel Sport for your continual support in making things a little easier for people going through tough times. Xo

08.01.2022 Understanding lymphoedema following breast cancer treatment Lymphoedema after breast cancer is caused by damage to or removal of lymph nodes from the armpit or breast area. It may be ongoing, but it can usually be managed, particularly if diagnosed early. Lymphoedema can affect people during active breast cancer treatment, or even months or years after active treatment has finished. Breast Cancer Network Australia is hosting a series of two free online information sessions. I...n the first of the series we they will be discussing what lymphoedema is, why it develops as a result of breast cancer treatment, the signs and symptoms and how to prevent lymphoedema. This is an interactive information session where you will hear from leading experts, as well as a woman living with lymphoedema and have the opportunity to ask questions online. Event details Date: Thursday 28 March Time: 7.00 pm 7.45 pm (AEST) Where: online from your computer, laptop or tablet Your local time WA: 4.00 pm - 4.45 pm NT: 5.30 pm - 6.15 pm SA: 6.30 pm - 7.15 pm QLD: 6.00 pm - 6.45 pm ACT, NSW, Tas, Vic: 7.00 pm - 7.45 pm You will need to go onto www.bcna.org.au to register Speakers: Louise Koelmeyer, Occupational Therapist and Lymphoedema Practitioner Jenny Gilchrist, Nurse Practitioner Marilyn Miller, breast cancer survivor First time joining a webcast? The recommended browser is Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. To test your system before the webcast please click here. For optimum viewing experience please log in from a computer, laptop or tablet. Viewing this webcast on an iPhone will load the video only without the question functionality. If you would like further information on joining a webcast please click here. Can't attend live? Register now and view the on-demand session later. We hope you can join them

01.01.2022 Bushfires causing additional distress? Like all Australians, BCNA is thinking of those who have been affected by the bushfires this summer. We know that adding to this crisis would be the challenges for those in treatment and those living with breast cancer. We want our network to know that we are here to help. Our Helpline nurses are reachable on 1800 500 258 and they can assist and connect you with services that are in place.... It’s normal to feel overwhelmed by the current crisis, which can trigger increased feelings of helplessness and despair for people already affected by a breast cancer diagnosis. With thanks to Berlei we can also help women who have lost their post breast surgery bra and assist with providing access to professional care and advice. We are there to support all Australians affected by breast cancer, especially at times of crisis. We would also like to acknowledge and thank all our major partners who are doing so much to help those affected. Warm regards Kirsten Pilatti BCNA CEO

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