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BCAC calls on Sovereign Insurance to give full reimbursement for breast reconstruction

BCAC is fighting to get Sovereign Insurance to change its policy and reimburse women for the full cost of a breast reconstruction.

BCAC sends young NZ woman to International Conference for Young Women with Breast Cancer

For the second year running, BCAC has funded a young New Zealand breast cancer survivor to attend the annual C4YW conference for young women with breast cancer.

Giving a Voice to Women with Advanced Breast Cancer

The Breast Cancer Aotearoa Coalition (BCAC) recently helped to set up a ‘Metavivors’ group in order to advocate for better treatment and care for women with advanced breast cancer.

Digital switchover for breast screening welcomed

BCAC is thrilled to see the country’s free breast screening programme, BreastScreen Aotearoa,

Are older women missing out on breast cancer treatment?

A new report highlights the need for clinicians to be more willing to treat older women with breast cancer with chemotherapy to ensure they experience the best possible health outcomes. 

Intraoperative radiation should be available in the NZ public health system

UPDATE 2023: Please note that this treatment is now no longer privately available in New Zealand and is still not available in the public system.

Australian Mind-Body Expert Tours NZ

Australian cancer survivor and expert in meditation and mind-body medicine, Dr Ian Gaw

Breast Cancer – from politics to human rights

A fascinating look at breast cancer from politics to human rights will be the topic of discussion at BCAC’s AGM next Friday the 15th of Nov

Exciting new breast cancer medicines now available to be used in NZ

BCAC is thrilled that two breakthrough breast cancer drugs – Kadcyla® and Perjeta® - have recently been approved for use in this country by MedSafe Ne

BCAC urges Minister of Health to monitor health boards to ensure they adopt new standards for breast cancer care

BCAC this week met with the Minister of Health, Tony Ryall, to discuss improvements needed to the health system to ensure women with breast cancer get optimal treatment.

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The Breast Cancer Aotearoa Coalition (BCAC) provides a united voice for NZ women who are experiencing breast cancer. We support, inform and represent those with breast cancer so they can make informed choices about their treatment and care. Formed in 2004, BCAC is a registered charity run by breast cancer survivors. If you would like to join us to help improve breast cancer treatment and care in Aotearoa, New Zealand please email us to find out more. 

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