BREAST SCREENING
For Women’s Health Week, I am joined by health reporter Jane Worthington and special guests Liesl Tesch MP Paralympian and Member for Gosford and Margaret Beardslee OAM World Age Duathlon Champion in a special podcast to discuss the importance of screening checks for the 2 most common cancers affecting women.
Here are 4 tips on how to handle your first mammogram like a pro.
Do you get your screening mammogram like a clockwork? Or are you a mammogram dodger? Which personality type can you relate to?
Transcript of Margaret Beardslee OAM interview with Scott Levi on ABC Radio.
Women from The Central Coast Breast Cancer Compendium share an important message on NBN News.
Celebs Kylie, Olivia, Angelina, Sheryl and Christina share their advice on breast cancer in Woman's Day.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in Australian women. The cause of breast cancer is unknown, and many risk factors are beyond our control, such as being female and getting older. But current research has shown that women can, to some extent, lower their breast cancer risk with lifestyle changes. Here are 5 breast healthy habits.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting Australian women - yet alarming statistics show that more than 25,000 Central Coast women have not participated in the National Breast Cancer Screening Program in the past 2 years.
