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14 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, September 24th, 1990


A bold outlook can help beat cancer


I ADVERTISING FEATURE |


MEMBERS of families which have experienced th e dread of discovering b re a s t cancer have a d u ty - if th e y can face up to i t - to warn and educate others. They must also present a cheer­ ful, confident and encouraging face to the world. P rompt d etec tio n , to cut the fear, suffering


swift action and lots of support, both medical and personal, can help women beat breast can­ cer - but there are huge b ar r iers of ignorance, misinformation and fear to overcomel The Imperial Cancer


Research Fund's "Think Pink" campaign s ta r ts soon - be sure to support it by helping to swell the funds and playing a part in eventual victoryl Public awareness and


education, public fund­ raising and public decla­ rations of hope are three key features of the battle


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and loss of life which can be caused by breast can­


cer. The disease is almost


at epidemic proportions, and however often i t is repeated, the s ta t is t ic about one woman in 12 contracting this scourge of modern times is still nearly unbelievable. Teaching girls and


women the importance of regular self-examination


and the correct way of doing it is a very impor­ ta n t pro jec t for the Imper ial Cancer Research Fund. But, of course, i t is


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because cancer s t i l l evokes feelings of fear


TV PRESENTER Jenny Powell nnd her mum, Myra Pow­ ell, who has been successfully treated for breast cancer, show their support for the Imperial Cancer Research "Think Pink" campaign.


among many people. Be confident. Learn how Knowledge is g re a t to self-examine, move


power where cancer is immediately if there is concerned, both for the any cause for co n c e rn - individual and the vast and "Think Pink to help scientific machine seek- with fund raising for all ing a cure. So be positive, you're worth!


How you can help the ‘Think P i n k ’ campaign


THERE are two main ways to help the fund-raising "Think Pink" campaign and many people may want to get involved. And, .of-course, people can donate


directly as well. I t is very fitting to do. so in memory of someone — evenimore so in .


recognition'of the many, tim^perkoiial; courage and medical skill beat the dis-


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KAINE


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own special reason for supporting the "Think Pink" campaign. Jenny's mum, ■Myra, has suffered from breast cancer. "My -mum was one of the lucky ones.


After undergoing a mastectomy a few years a^o, mum is as fit as a fiddle. I urge people to get involved in 'Think Pink' and help Imperial Cancer carry out more research into breast cancer," she said. ® To find out how you can help the


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Breast cancer facts


One in 12 women in the UK will'develop* the disease at some time in their lives. •' -


9 There are nearly 32,500 new cases every .year in.the UK and about 14,450 deaths. r


O Breast cancer is the most common Cancer iff women. J


e Half of the 32,500 women who develop bmast cancer each year are cured and many other women lead riormal


' v- l f - - I


lives with the disease under control.. • T h e


Imperial Cancer Research Fund.u j«Mgnised. as


a major driving force in the battle,against breast cancer. As one of the world’s leading cancer research organisations, ' Imperial Cancer conducts over,one-third or all UKcpcer


'• rGSCATCh* ' . •


research. Imperial Cancer currently spends around £5 million a : • •* w - n» * ■


year on its breast cancer research and treatment pro­ gramme and across the UK there are around 30ICRF lab­ oratory and clinical groups specialising in breast cancer


. • Imperial Cancer scientists proved that 1,000 extra "■■•■* of surgery. • •■-*■*■■;*•'**


lives could be saved each year if women with early breast cancer were given drug or hormone treatment at the time


• The majority of women with breast cancer can now ! ' ’ ' * f ‘ ■


avoid mastectomy after Imperial Cancer doctors proved that removing just the lump plus radiotherapy could be as


effective. ■ • Imperial Cancer was one of the first organisations to f


set up clinics at which women with a family history of breast cancer could be counselled and then monitored if found to be at high risk of developing the disease... •


Cancer Screening Service: launched the "world’s largest ; study of hormone replacement therapy) and women’s- health.' The “Million Women Survey” takes place over the next five years and should answer key questions on HRT.


Imperial Cancer has, along with the National Breast and breast cancer.


can also affect men. Every year about 220 new cases of male breast cancer occur in the UK.;


• • Although breast cancer is most common in yeomen, it v v hi,-


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