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Hear from BCNA CEO Kirsten Pilatti as she gives a run down of what’s been going on across the organisation.
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From Cambridge, UK, the new Lancet Commission on Breast Cancer has released a landmark report on improving breast cancer care globally.
Read BCNA's Media Release here: https://t.co/QXIGacDOI2
It's been an action-packed month at BCNA and CEO Kirsten Pilatti would love to catch you up on the news! Don't miss out on BCNA news as it happens. Follow us now on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn to stay across the latest developments, information, and events.
BCNA urges federal politicians to support 60-day dispensing. The financial impact of a breast cancer diagnosis and many other chronic diseases is significant and we should be doing everything we can to support reducing these out-of-pocket costs.
What an incredible day bringing so many minds together to work towards ensuring those living with metastatic breast cancer are counted - we won’t stop - thank you to everyone who participated @BCNAPinkLady love bringing the best of the best together for real solutions
Today BCNA held a Roundtable in Canberra to talk about counting people with metastatic breast cancer on our cancer registries in order to better plan and provide the care, services and policy reform they need. Thank you to all attendees for sharing your experiences and expertise.
We have a date!!! The Field of Women is back, and we want you to join us 💗
Pre-sale tickets are available for a limited time at 10 per cent off the standard ticket prices.
Buy tickets at https://t.co/6zByZPn1gA
Use promo code BCNA10 and click 'Apply Code'.
BCNA welcomes the 2023/2024 Federal Budget with strong investment in improving access to support and care. We are currently seeking more detail on what it means for people affected by breast cancer.
BCNA celebrates the Federal Government’s announcement that includes five breast cancer medications in a new 60-day dispensing system, effectively halving the costs of these medications.
https://t.co/fzxzpHWqw2
@Mark_Butler_MP@healthgovau
Will you help us and host a Pink Bun Party to support over 20,000 women and men diagnosed with breast cancer this year?
Register your party for FREE today. ☕
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#BCNAPinkLady#PinkBunsforBCNA
GET READY TO TAKE TO THE FIELD AGAIN! 😍
Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) is excited to announce early bird tickets for Field of Women 2023 are now on limited pre-sale!
Link to buy: https://t.co/jv7JiDuftS
This week, BCNA spoke to politicians on both sides of the political fence on behalf of its network.
Representatives from BCNA advocated for the priorities in BCNA’s Policy and Advocacy Strategy.
See the strategy here: https://t.co/vNiD4ENQoX
BCNA is proud to have partnered in a study exploring LGBTIQ+ experiences of cancer and cancer care.
Read more about the abstract here: https://t.co/mWsERBeuNC
@COSA_Surviv thrilled to be here at the COSA survivorship conference with the team from @BCNAPinkLady as we challenge the survivorship narrative particularly for those living with metastatic breast cancer. #nolongerhiddeninplainsight
BCNA enjoyed being among the buzz of collaboration and engagement among clinicians, researchers, and consumers at the sixth national Cancer Survivorship Conference in Adelaide this week hosted by the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia.
@COSA_Surviv@COSAoncology