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Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2024
We fight for a future free from breast cancer
With your support, we’re funding leading medical research focused on the prevention, detection, management and treatment of breast cancer.
We are improving care for women diagnosed with breast cancer today and progressing towards our mission of a future free from breast cancer for our children. Join Us.
Join the fight against breast cancer
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Every donation makes an impact! Join as a monthly giver, make a donation in honour or find out about leaving a Gift in your Will.
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Fundraise
Fundraising for breast cancer research and patient care services is a fun, social and rewarding way to join the fight against breast cancer.
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Partner with us
Become a corporate or community partner of Australian Breast Cancer Research. Align yourself with a worthy cause and support our mission towards a future free of breast cancer.
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58 women are diagnosed each day with breast cancer
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting families in Australia. This is why ongoing support from the community to enable lifesaving medical research is so important.
Learn more about how breast cancer develops and how it can be detected.
We support breast cancer research across the disease lifespan; from prevention to treatment to cure.
Our research focuses on translational outcomes, which means that discoveries made in the labs are converted as quickly as possible into therapies that help people suffering with breast cancer.
Community Stories
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Enjoying ‘everyday’ moments thanks to research
Robyn Dawkins doesn’t take ‘everyday’ moments for granted after she battled triple negative breast cancer.
Positive progress for triple negative breast cancer
Associate Professor Philip Gregory is making exciting progress for his research into triple negative breast cancer, one of the deadliest forms of cancer for women.
Maintaining connection for cancer patients
Breast cancer patients are now feeling more connected and less alone in their journey, particularly those living rurally, thanks to a project called CAN Connect.
Using patient perspectives to improve cancer care
A study set to commence in March will explore how a self-reporting model may improve quality of life for breast cancer patients.
