Breast Cancer Network Australia’s Helpline is here to provide you with care, information and support. Whether you have questions about breast screening, feeling anxious while you wait for results, want to know what support services are available to people living with metastatic breast cancer or you need advice on how to support someone with breast cancer, our Helpline can offer information and support to help you. Call our Helpline on 1800 500 258 between Monday – Friday between 9am – 5pm or book a time for them to call you at https://www.bcna.org.au/helpline-self-referral-form/ #BreastCancerSupport #CancerHelpline #MetastaticBreastCancer #CancerAwareness #SupportServices #BreastCancerCommunity (fb)

Like 1 in 10 Australian women, Krysty has dense breasts. "No one told me I had extremely dense breasts — and that this increases the risk of breast cancer and might mean a mammogram may miss cancer” says Krysty. “That’s important information that all women need in order to make informed decisions with their doctors.” There is no national unified approach to reporting breast density, which means a woman’s understanding of her breast density varies depending on where she lives. BCNA has been advocating for all Australian women to be routinely informed about their breast density following mammograms Please donate today to help advocate for improved consistent breast density reporting across the country – because early detection means better treatment outcomes and saves lives. Make a tax deductible donation at https://bcna.au/taxappeal25 #BreastDensity #BreastHealth #MammogramAwareness #BreastCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #WomensHealth #InformedDecisions (fb)