Pharmac reverses eligibility restrictions for life-extending drugs Positive outcome for patients with advanced HR+/HER2- breast cancer as new treatment available from July 1 ..read more

Kiwis with advanced triple negative breast cancer get the news they’ve been waiting for Pharmac announces funding for Keytruda for metastatic triple negative breast cancer from October 1st ..read more

Māori surgeon awarded $300,000 research boost to close breast cancer survival gap Breast Cancer Foundation NZ, along with Breast Cancer Cure, are thrilled to award the inaugural Māori Breast Cancer Research Leadership Fellowship to Dr Maxine Ronald. Dr Ronald is New Zealand’s only wahine Māori breast surgeon. Her research will focus on working with researchers across the country to build Māori capability and leadership in breast cancer research ..read more

NZ Air Force’s Flying Kiwi turns pink for breast cancer awareness A Royal New Zealand Air Force Aviator has come up with a never-been-done-before way to raise breast cancer awareness ..read more

New funding for Pharmac welcome but significantly more still needed Pharmac budget boost welcome, but more funding is still needed to give breast cancer patients access to new, modern medicines ..read more

Pink Ribbon Press - Autumn 2024 ..read more

NZ’s first Indian MP named as new Breast Cancer Foundation ambassador We're delighted to welcome Kanwaljit Bakshi as our newest ambassador ..read more

Life-saving treatment for triple negative breast cancer a step closer to being funded Pharmac has recommended Keytruda should be publicly funded for both early and advanced triple negative breast cancer ..read more

Busting With Life team member Donna says, the 22 women would likely never have met, were it not for their common thread – a diagnosis of breast cancer ..read more

For Ali Coomber, living well after breast cancer looks like reading lots of books, regular yoga, connecting with family, and coming to terms with thoughts of recurrence ..read more