Abstract: . . .  be able to spot any unusual changes. Check yourself in a way that’s comfortable for you, perhaps in the bath or shower. What changes should I look for? It is often women themselves who first notice their breast cancer . Most changes are not . . .
. . .  information For more about cancer visit our patient information website www.cancerhelp.org.uk click on ‘specific cancers ’ then ‘breast cancer ’. If you want to talk in confidence about cancer , call our information nurses. Direct line 020 7061 8355 . . .
. . .  information For more about cancer visit our patient information website www.cancerhelp.org.uk click on ‘specific cancers ’ then ‘breast cancer ’. If you want to talk in confidence about cancer , call our information nurses. Direct line 020 7061 8355 . . .
. . .  7009 8820 or visit our website. Cancer Research UK PO Box 123 London WC2A 3PX 020 7242 0200 www.cancerresearchuk.org www.cancerhelp.org.uk September 2004 Registered charity no.1089464  . . .
. . .  that are connected to the nipple by ducts. Breast cancer usually starts in a cell lining a duct or lobule. Breast cancer facts fatty connective tissue duct lobules duct cells lobular cells lobule ducts More women survive breast cancer today thanks . . .
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