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  • Home
  • About Us
    • The Foundation
      • Who We Are
      • Our History
      • Our Team
    • Our Projects
      • Helen Joseph Breast Care Clinic
      • Mobile Breast Education Units
      • Belong – Beating Cancer Together
    • Our Initiatives
      • Buddies for Life
      • Bosom Buddies
      • Pink Peddlers
      • One Step at a Time
  • Breast Health
    • Breast Cancer
      • What are the symptoms of Breast Cancer?
      • Early signs of Breast Cancer
      • Cancer runs in my family… Will I get it?
      • Lumps in your breast
      • How can I check for Breast Cancer?
      • How is Breast Cancer diagnosed?
      • Can a man get Breast Cancer?
      • Can Breast Cancer be treated? What treatments are available?
      • Can I afford to be treated for Breast Cancer? How will I support my family?
      • What about breast reconstruction surgery?
      • What are the side-effects of Breast Cancer treatment?
    • General Breast Health
      • Examine your breasts & #KnowYourNormal
      • How can I avoid getting Breast Cancer
      • What about supplements for breast health?
      • Are there other cancers I can be screened for?
      • It doesn’t fit properly if
    • Other Breast Health Issues
      • Breast abnormalities from birth
      • Breast Infections
      • Lumps in your breast
      • Painful Breasts
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Breast Cancer

  • Can a man get Breast Cancer?
  • Can Breast Cancer be treated? What treatments are available?
  • Can I afford to be treated for Breast Cancer? How will I support my family?
  • Cancer runs in my family… Will I get it?
  • Early signs of Breast Cancer
  • How can I check for Breast Cancer?
  • How is Breast Cancer diagnosed?
  • Lumps in your breast
  • What about breast reconstruction surgery?
  • What are the side-effects of Breast Cancer treatment?
  • What are the symptoms of Breast Cancer?
  • What is Breast Cancer?
  • What should I start checking for Breast Cancer
  • When should I start checking for Breast Cancer? **
  • Where can I get help and support about Breast Cancer?
  • Will I cope if I get cancer? What about my family?

General Breast Health

  • Are there other cancers I can be screened for?
  • Examine your breasts
  • How can I avoid getting Breast Cancer
  • What about supplements for breast health?
  • What is a healthy lifestyle?
  • It doesn’t fit properly if

Other Breast Health Issues

  • Breast abnomalities from birth
  • Breast Infections
  • Lumps in your breast
  • Painful Breasts
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0860 283 343

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Prof Carol-Ann Benn discusses how the Public Health Breast Clinic at Helen Joseph Hospital is functioning during #COVID19. youtu.be/7x1BeehzCpg#BreastCancerOnYourMind ... See MoreSee Less
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This 4 February 2021 is #worldcancercayTo celebrate World Cancer Day we would like to hear your Cancer Warrior Stories. Share the ups and downs, the courage, the challenges, the strengths and the laughs of your Breast Cancer Story. Write, film it, draw it, we don't mind, we just want to hear from you!Include 'I am and I will' in your storyEg: 'I AM a Breast Cancer Survivor AND I WILL bring hope through my SURVIVOR story' or 'I AM a Cancer Warrior AND I WILL educate my community about cancer' Tag @BreastHealthFoundation and Hashtag: #WorldCancerDay #IAMandIWILL ... See MoreSee Less

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This 4 February 2021 is #WorldCancerCay⠀ ⠀ To This 4 February 2021 is #WorldCancerCay⠀
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To celebrate World Cancer Day we would like to hear your Cancer Warrior Stories. ⠀
Share the ups and downs, the courage, the challenges, the strengths and the laughs of your Breast Cancer Story. ⠀
Write, film it, draw it, we don't mind, we just want to hear from you!⠀
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Include 'I am and I will' in your story⠀
Eg: 'I AM a Breast Cancer Survivor AND I WILL bring hope through my SURVIVOR story' or ⠀
'I AM a Cancer Warrior AND I  WILL educate my community about cancer' ⠀
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Tag @BreastHealthFoundationsa and ⠀
Hashtag: #WorldCancerDay #IamAndIWill
It's time for our first Bosom Buddies Support Grou It's time for our first Bosom Buddies Support Group 2021 - how exciting!⠀
Join us this Saturday as Dr Charl Van Loggerenberg discusses everything we need to know about the second wave of #COVID19⠀
Email jenna@mybreast.org.za to register for the webinar. ⠀
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#BosomBuddies ⠀
#BreastCancerSupport⠀
#BreastCancerOnYourMind
Sr Rowan Robinson ends off her oncology literacy 1 Sr Rowan Robinson ends off her oncology literacy 101 series by discussing supportive care.⠀
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Link in bio ⠀
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Buddies For Life magazine is a Breast Health Foundation initiative. ⠀
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#WellnessWednesday ⠀
#BreastCancerOnYourMind⠀
#OncologyLiteracy
What is cryoablation?⠀ Diagnostic radiologist, D What is cryoablation?⠀
Diagnostic radiologist, Dr Peter Schoub, educates us on this latest treatment option for small breast cancers. ⠀
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Link in our bio ⠀
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Buddies For Life Magazine is a Breast Health Foundation initiative⠀
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#Cryoablation⠀
#WellnessWednesday⠀
#BreastCancerOnYourMind?
Want to start the year's lunches off well? ⠀ Die Want to start the year's lunches off well? ⠀
Dietitian, Berna Harmse, alerts us to healthy lunch ideas to keep you energised and full.⠀
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Link in our bio ⠀
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Buddies For Life Magazine is a Breast Health Foundation initiative⠀
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#WellnessWednesday⠀
#BreastCancerOnYourMind ⠀
#HealthyLunch
Lebogang Ramphisa tells us how tragedy transformed Lebogang Ramphisa tells us how tragedy transformed her to start Flowers of Hope.⠀
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Link in our bio ⠀
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Buddies For Life Magazine is a Breast Health Foundation initiative⠀
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#WellnessWednesday ⠀
#BreastCancerOnYourMind ⠀
#FlowersofHope
By using the characters of Winnie the Pooh, Prof C By using the characters of Winnie the Pooh, Prof Carol-Ann Benn helps us understand why we all manage a health crisis differently.⠀
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Link in our bio ⠀
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Buddies For Life Magazine is a Breast Health Foundation initiative ⠀
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 #WellnessWednesday⠀
#BreastCancerOnYourMind
Ashleigh Caradas sheds more (sun) light on vitamin Ashleigh Caradas sheds more (sun) light on vitamin D and it long list of health benefits.⠀
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Link in our bio⠀
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BuddiesFor Life Magazine is a Breast Health Foundation initiative. ⠀
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#WellnessWednesday ⠀
#BreastCancerOnYourMind⠀
#VitaminD
NOTE: ⠀ ⠀ The Helen Joseph Hospital Breast Car NOTE: ⠀
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The Helen Joseph Hospital Breast Care Clinic will be closed between 11 December 2020 until 11 January 2021. ⠀
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Contact number for current patients 0860 283 343 or WhatsApp 082 481 5264.
Thank you to @numeroenglish for your #Pinktober ca Thank you to @numeroenglish for your #Pinktober campaign. 
We appreciate your contribution towards the Breast Health Foundation 

#ThankfulThursday
This #WellnessWednesday Metastatic breast cancer p This #WellnessWednesday Metastatic breast cancer patient, Tasneem Docrat, tells us about the ups and downs of her 16-year breast cancer journey and how The Brave Bag Foundation was started.⠀
Follow the link to read more: https://buff.ly/2K6NFL2⠀
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Buddies For Life Magazine is a Breast Health Foundation intuitive. ⠀
#BreastCancerOnYourMind ⠀
#MetastaticBreastCancer⠀
#MetaBuddies
#Repost @sandtoncitymall • • • • • • #Repost @sandtoncitymall 
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#IconicSandton and the @breasthealthfoundationsa teamed up in October 2019 – Breast Cancer Awareness Month – to help #CreateTomorrow for survivors, by funding them with areola tattooing, the empowering final phase of breast reconstruction, a procedure many cannot afford. Due the Covid-19 pandemic, the procedures were halted in early March, but have now resumed.
 
We support all those affected by breast cancer, congratulate the many survivors who have beaten the disease, and are inspired by your resilience.
Let’s pay it forward by keeping the pink conversation going all-year long.
 
#CreateTomorrow #IconicSandton #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #CancerAwareness #AreolaTattooing #BreastReconstruction #BreastCancerSurvivors #BeBeautiful
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This 4 February is #WorldCancerCay
To celebrate World Cancer Day we would like to hear your Cancer Warrior Stories.
Write, film it, draw it, we just want to hear from you! Include 'I am and I will' in your story

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Hashtag: #WorldCancerDay #IamAndIWill

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