Survival rates for women with breast cancer in England and Wales are worse than in most European countries. There is evidence of wide variations in the management of breast cancer within the country.
The speed and costeffectiveness of accurate diagnosis of breast cancer can be increased by using a combination of clinical examination, mammography and fine [...]

When you think of October images of pumpkins, spider webs, ghosts, ghouls, and goblins often spring to mind. However, there is one uninvited ghoul that lingers throughout this month waiting to claim another victim: Breast Cancer. In 2005 alone, there were over 188,000 people (both men and women) diagnosed with breast cancer and over 41,000 [...]