Adele Gautier News Today

Triple-negative breast cancer is aggressive, likely to recur and nearly always requires chemotherapy. A new trial involving New Zealand women looked at whe

“The National Party’s [latest] policy doesn’t go far enough for thousands of Kiwi women," says Adele Gautier of Breast Cancer Foundation NZ

Pharmac has missed a golden opportunity to allow more Kiwis access to a new breast cancer drug, a move that would have brought New Zealand into line with the rest of the world and removed a disparity that hits Māori and Pasifika hardest, says Breast Cancer Foundation NZ

Breast Cancer Foundation NZ is urging Pharmac to widen access to an already-funded treatment for Kiwi women with advanced breast cancer, as the drug-buying agency today opens consultation on a drug switch proposal. Pharmac is considering replacing Herceptin ...

The New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation is asking cancer survivors to speak up to help inform medical professionals about the lingering effects of treatment

The Breast Cancer Foundation has called on Te Whatu Ora to get on with its breast screening programme review, warning women are at risk of dying because of delayed diagnoses.

Sara Chin is encouraging young Asian Kiwi women to get checked for breast cancer if concerned after being diagnosed at just 31.

The breast-screening backlog is hitting those most vulnerable.

Pacific Island women are being encouraged to get their breasts checked regularly after new research found a rare form of breast cancer is starting to show

Kiwis are dying of advanced breast cancer twice as fast as people in comparable countries – and it’s not just about the lack of new drugs