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Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) works to ensure all Australians who are affected by breast cancer receive the very best care, treatment and support.
Melbourne, Australiabcna.org.auJoined March 2010

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The latest edition of BCNA’s online magazine The Beacon is available now via the BCNA website! The Beacon features the latest BCNA and breast cancer news, fundraising and community highlights, as well as personal stories. Read here:
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We are saddened to hear about the death of Dame Olivia Newton-John today. Olivia’s dedication to building public awareness for those living with metastatic breast cancer was an inspiration to many. We send our deepest condolences to her family and loved ones.
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BCNA's Director of Policy Vicki Durston spoke to ABC radio earlier today about increased pressure of COVID-19 on elective surgery, and how this could affect breast reconstruction, oncological and palliative care. Listen from 2:40
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BCNA congratulates Professor Jane Ussher and the Out with Cancer team on the open access paper, LGBTQI Inclusive Cancer Care: A Discourse Analytic Study of Health Care Professional, Patient and Carer Perspectives. For more info see bit.ly/3NAU9gU #BCNAPinkLady
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Thank you to you and everyone at Bakers Delight for making the 2022 Pink Bun campaign such a great success. With your help Bakers Delight has raised over $1.3 million and still counting. This will help BCNA continue to be the voice for Australians affected by breast cancer 💗
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BCNA is calling for greater specialist mental health support for those with cancer. If you need information and support make sure you listen to BCNA's podcast series ‘Upfront’ with Dr Charlotte Tottman. You can listen via the following link: buff.ly/3xoWe8U
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Today, on Clinical Trials Day, we wish to highlight the importance of clinical trials in breast cancer treatment and care. BCNA will continue to advocate for improved access to clinical trials. Speak with your treating team or see more here: bit.ly/3NtJqoy #BCNAPinkLady
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Nurses play an important part in delivering the best possible care and that's why BCNA is calling for greater investment in the specialist cancer nursing workforce. Join us today as we thank all nurses. Happy International Nurses Day from all of us at BCNA ❤️
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In our election manifesto we are calling for a national plan to clear elective surgery backlogs through better partnerships between public and private healthcare, and increased transparency of elective surgery wait times. Read our recommendations here: bit.ly/37B50HH
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Meet Nicholas, a grandfather recently diagnosed with early breast cancer. Feeling shocked and alone, Nicholas attended BCNA’s men’s only online forum where he was able to connect with other men with breast cancer. Read more about Nicholas's story here: bit.ly/38W5oBi
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Your support will help us give people diagnosed with breast cancer the information they need at the start of their journey so they can make informed decisions about their finances. Make a tax-deductible donation now via the following link: sforce.co/38Pioc2 #BCNAPinkLady
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The cost of breast cancer continues to be a significant burden for Australian women and men. Na’ama, featured in the Herald Sun, had to start a GoFundMe to be able to access potentially lifesaving treatment for triple negative breast cancer. See more: bit.ly/3s8l77e
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Join medical oncologist Professor Bogda Koczwara and BCNA Consumer Representative Naveena Nekkalapudi as they discuss long-term side effects of breast cancer treatments in BCNA’s upcoming webcast on Tuesday 17 May 7.00 pm AEST. Register now via the link bit.ly/3s3QQ9p
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Pink Fun Buns are back! Buy a Pink Fun Bun from Bakers Delight until 18 May and 100 per cent of sales will be donated to BCNA to support Australians affected by breast cancer. More info on link: bit.ly/3s1s9dT
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Let’s be Upfront about living in a rural area and breast cancer. Joining us for this In Conversation episode are Tania and Fiona. Listen via this link or wherever you get your podcasts: bit.ly/3y0Qfcs
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We are excited to be back on the road next month for the first time since 2019 for our Information Forum in Ballarat on Thursday 26 May! We will explore topics including the latest treatments for early breast cancer. More info here: bit.ly/3MmW0Ft #BCNApinklady
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Let’s be Upfront about living with metastatic breast cancer. During this candid conversation between Kala and Emily we’ll hear their stories, biggest challenges, how they coped with their diagnosis, and more Listen via this link bit.ly/36wZjui #BCNAPinkLady
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BCNA does not endorse individual politicians or political parties. We have been fortunate to be able to work with politicians from all political parties and our focus is to ensure we can be part of policy decisions, no matter who is in government.
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Thank you to everyone to tuned into our first Ask the Expert digital event with Maree O’Connor, on living well with lymphoedema. If you missed the event, the video is now available to be viewed on-demand here: buff.ly/3E1HvUq
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So great to see Alison Day there tonight. One of many Australians living with metastatic breast cancer and someone who has Trodelvy to thank for giving her more time with loved ones #Budget22 #BCNAPinkLady
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Let’s be Upfront about being a young woman with breast cancer. Join us in this episode where Shananne and Kate talk about their reaction to being diagnosed with breast cancer as young women and the challenges they faced and continue to face. Listen here: buff.ly/3KkBaWe
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Today, we would like to thank all the women in our network who stand up every day to share their story and advocate for every woman diagnosed after them. Learn about BCNA's work in empowering women to make informed decisions about their health: buff.ly/3HRv8dS #IWD2022
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Ready? Set? Go! Today is the Carman's Fun Run at Elsternwick Park! We're excited to see everybody pink up and run for a great cause! Don't forget to pack your water bottle, runners and pink socks! #BCNAPinkLady #CarmensFunRun Good luck and have fun!
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Want to know more about triple negative early breast cancer and get your questions answered? Join us Thurs 17 Feb 6.00pm AEST for our first Ask the Expert event with Medical Oncologist Dr hosted by BCNA Consumer Rep Emma. Register now: bit.ly/3srRnRU
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Do you have questions about COVID-19 symptoms, testing or how the virus could impact your treatment? BCNA’s My Journey provides up-to-date information on the impact of COVID-19 on breast cancer treatment and how you can look after yourself. For more info: buff.ly/3GmByBd
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BCNA welcomes the release of Cancer Council Victoria’s Cancer in Victoria 2020 Cancer Registry Report. The report details the impact of COVID-19 on cancer diagnoses in Victoria. Share your experiences with BCNA : lnkd.in/gbG5-eYG View the full report below
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Cancer diagnoses in Victoria declined by 7% in 2020, likely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Cancer screening saves lives. Please don’t delay – make that your first priority. More in our Cancer in Victoria 2020 Report: ccvic.org/3DAL8Py
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