Research targets younger Māori women
Research has shown that certain lifestyle factors and health behaviours can have a positive impact upon quality of life, chronic disease risk factors and other health related areas, for women after cancer.
BCAC Research news
The Kōwhai Study – Younger Women’s Wellness after Breast Cancer
A team of leading Australian and New Zealand health researchers is undertaking a study to pilot a positive lifestyle intervention in New Zealand women. This aims to improve health and wellness in younger women after treatment for cancer.
Breast cancer treatment for the over-80s in New Zealand
Breast surgeon Dr Eva Juhasz has recently finished a
Unique study explores how women experience their bodies following surgery for breast cancer
A new research project here
Opportunity to take part in breakthrough research for arm lymphoedema
A clinical trial that could significantly improve quality of life for women with moderate arm lymphoedema is underway in Hamilton.
Positive outlook for a move to accelerated partial breast irradiation
For patients with low-risk early breast cancer, research presente
Research examines the potential benefits of personalised breast screening
A study comparing annual breast screening to screening personalised according to a woman’s risk was presented at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.
Significant breakthrough for HER2+ MBC in trial with new drug tucatinib
A clinical trial shows that tucat
MRI-screening advances the detection of breast cancer greatly: FaMRIsc Study
Initial trial results on the cost and effectiveness of MRI breast
QUE Oncology launches Phase II hot flush trials in New Zealand
Biotech creating a new therapy for
