Category: News
BREAST CANCER IRELAND SPRING RAFFLE WINNERS 2019
BREAST CANCER IRELAND WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL WHO SUPPORTED OUR SPRING RAFFLE. THE WINNERS ARE AS...
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Simple blood test detects 89% of breast cancer relapses
The results of this study from The University of Leicester and Imperial College London are very...
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Simple test could predict response to anthracycline chemotherapy for patients with ‘triple negative’ breast cancer
Could this be a turning point in breast cancer research? Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast...
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Breast cancer treatments: Current, new and emerging therapies
At the 2019 AACR Foundation Annual Meeting, researchers discussed the landscape of breast cancer...
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FDA approves Atezolizumab for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
The US FDA has granted accelerated approval of a new treatment for triple negative breast cancer,...
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Mortality rates from breast cancer in Europe predicted to fall in 2019
Great news as mortality rates from breast cancer are predicted to fall across Europe in 2019...
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Leopardstown Race Event Supporting Breast Cancer Ireland
Leopardstown Racecourse are continuing to support Breast Cancer Ireland by hosting their Ladies...
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‘3D Mammography’ could transform breast cancer screening and save thousands from unnecessary biopsies
Breast Cancer Ireland applaud this new study from the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, which...
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Cancer’s ‘internal wiring’ predicts relapse risk
Breast Cancer Ireland are in full support of this study by scientists at Stanford University and...
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FDA Accelerated Approval of First Immunotherapy for treating Metastatic Breast Cancer
Breast Cancer Ireland supports Susan G. Komen in applauding this decision by the US FDA to provide...
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Breast surgeons say all breast cancer patients should be offered genetic testing
Breast Cancer Ireland is in full support of these recommendations from The American Society of...
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‘Cellular barcoding’ reveals how breast cancer spreads
Breast Cancer Ireland is in full support of these new findings by researchers at Walter and Eliza...
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