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If you have been diagnosed with breast cancer or are worried about a breast change, this website is for you. It may also be useful to your partner, family and friends.
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Assessment of symptoms that may be ovarian cancer: a guide for GPs The information in this guide is intended to assist general practioners assess if a woman with persistent, unexplained symptoms may have ovarian cancer. More Frequently asked questions about ovarian cancer screening This information covers screening for ovarian cancer i.e. the testing of women at population risk who have no symptoms that might be ovarian cancer. More	New breast cancer in men resource A new resource, Not just a woman’s disease: Information about breast cancer in men, has been developed to provide information about breast cancer in men, address gaps in knowledge about the disease and provide specific information to help men deal with their experience. More	Monday 24 October, 2011 Breast Cancer Awareness Month The impact of familial risk for breast cancer was the theme at the 2011 Sydney Pink Ribbon Breakfast on Monday 24 October. Family history is one of the most complex areas of risk for breast cancer, and one about which some important misunderstandings exist. More New breast cancer in men resource A new resource, Not just a woman’s disease: Information about breast cancer in men, has been developed to provide information about breast cancer in men, address gaps in knowledge about the disease and provide specific information to help men deal with their experience. More
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	Pink Ribbon Events Australia's premier pink ribbon events!
	FRA-BOC An online family history assessment tool for health professionals
	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women Information about breast cancer for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women
	What is my risk? Calculate your risk for breast cancer
	Boys do cry When the woman you love has early breast cancer
	Cheeky Check-up What younger women should know about finding breast cancer early
	Breast cancer in men Information for men with breast cancer
	Lymphoedema Information about secondary lymphoedema following treatment for cancer
	My parent's cancer When your mum or someone you love has cancer
	Hospital services directory for breast cancer Directory of Australian hospitals and clinics providing breast cancer services