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People with breast cancer hold the key to innovating care

Read the perspectives of two experts on the importance of clinicians and people with breast cancer working together to further innovation and personalise care.

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Breast cancer screening & diagnostics: saving women's lives

Read the perspectives of two Roche leaders on their work in breast cancer – from cutting edge diagnostics to ensuring that all women have equal access to care.

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About breast cancer

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women with approximately 1.67 million new cases diagnosed worldwide each year.

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Eight signs of breast cancer you might not know about

Learn about the symptoms of breast cancer and the role of early diagnosis and treatment in improving patient outcomes.

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Elevating hope through breast cancer innovation

A breakthrough in diagnostic testing is providing hope for patients like Enisa, who is receiving new targeted treatment to combat HER2-low breast cancer.

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Rewriting the story of breast cancer in Africa, one system at a time

For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we recognize the strong health systems that must work behind every patient to ensure women receive the care they need.

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Breaking barriers & closing the gap on breast cancer care in Kenya

Kenya has among the highest mortality rates of breast cancer globally. We collaborated with experts to drive better diagnosis and treatment once and for all.

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Holistic care in Brazil

We’re committed to providing health solutions that take care of the whole woman, not just her disease. The Anariá project embodies this commitment.

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Learning from the past to build better healthcare in Nigeria

By building on previous successes, we could revolutionise breast cancer reimbursement in Nigeria, and make it possible for other countries to do the same.

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Breaking down barriers to health equity in breast cancer

Read about the disparities in access to breast cancer care, and what Roche is doing to tackle this complex issue.

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Every woman's approach to breast cancer diagnosis is different

Nadine Reemts is a Breast Care Nurse in Zurich, Switzerland, and she offers guidance on self-care monitoring and emotional support for affected women.

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Life after breast cancer: Stories of survivorship & advocacy

Two breast cancer survivors discuss the long-term needs of people who have lived with the disease and the importance of continuing to offer support post treatment

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