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20 Oct 2014:
Corporate donations have never been more popular, but some companies still struggle to align philanthropy with social responsibility
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18 Oct 2014: For some women, ‘breast is best’ is painful, miserable - or simply not possible
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18 Oct 2014:
The threat of death makes you realise the pointlessness of self-imposed obstacles, writes a breast cancer survivor
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16 Oct 2014: Baker Hughes, a maker of fracking drill bits, has produced them in bright pink to support breast cancer research. Here’s how to tell if your company is a philanthropic hypocrite
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5 Oct 2014: Karuna Jaggar: Ribbons and shoes aren’t just a distraction from the league’s sexism, misogyny and violence against women. Its Breast Cancer Awareness stunt is based on deadly misinformation
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5 Oct 2014:
Springwatch presenter says her experience shows importance of checkups after cancer was discovered during mammogram
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1 Oct 2014: Nell Boeschenstein: Nothing wakes up a woman to the implications of her gender quite like being told the organs that make you female are literally threatening your life
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29 Sep 2014: Drugmaker Roche says £43,000-a-year treatment can extend lives of women with aggressive form of disease
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25 Sep 2014:
Study associates need for one-size bigger skirt every decade over 40 years with 33% rise in post-menopausal cancer risk
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19 Sep 2014:
Angelina Jolie's double mastectomy to avoid cancer 'had bigger impact because of her image as a glamorous and strong woman'
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11 Sep 2014:
Surgeon whose work on renal transplantation and breast cancer, principally at Nottingham, made his international reputation
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5 Sep 2014:
Cancer Voices Australia says decision has the potential to limit research into breast and ovarian cancer and other diseases
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2 Sep 2014: Operation results in same mortality rates as having lumps removed and undergoing radiotherapy, new study finds
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29 Aug 2014: Exercise can reduce chance of dying from breast or prostate cancer and help with treatment side-effects, says Macmillan
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25 Aug 2014:
Woman died from breast cancer after GP failed to diagnose her quickly, despite specialist saying she probably had disease
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