Links: Breast Cancer - International - Medical Condition
Breast Cancer Action - San Fransico
Breast Cancer Action carries the voices of people affected by breast cancer to inspire and compel the changes necessary to end the breast cancer epidemic. Breast Cancer Action - Saskatchewan
Breast Cancer Action Saskatchewan is a provincial, survivor-driven organization dedicated to making the lives of Saskatchewan residents affected by breast cancer more manageable through information, education, advocacy, support and Breast Cancer At 27!
Breast Cancer and Hodgkin's Disease survivor Kelly Munsell and her twin sister designed this site about their youthful battles with breast cancer. Breast Cancer Awareness Webring
A web ring linking to sites for breast cancer awareness including treatment, self exams, mammography and personal stories. Breast Cancer Care
Excellent British Website: Breast Cancer Care Breast Cancer in Men
This site is for anyone dealing with male breast cancer whether they be a man suffering from this disease, his doctor, other doctors interested in the disease, and researchers studying MBC. Breast Cancer Lighthouse
Breast Cancer Lighthouse empowers women who are newly diagnosed with breast cancer by providing them with a variety of resources to help them understand their cancer and seek effective treatment. This website highlights the personal stories of women who have survived breast cancer and provides medical information on the diagnosis, treatment, and recovery from breast cancer. Breast Net
Our site contains information on breast health, screening information, research, personal experiences, special events and a feedback section so that you can inform us what you like about the site and what information you would like included. Breast Screen - Australia
BreastScreen Australia is the national mammographic screening program. It provides FREE screening mammograms for women aged 50-69, with the aim of reducing deaths from breast cancer in this target group. Canadian Breast Cancer Network
The Canadian Breast Cancer Network (CBCN) is a survivor-directed, national network of organizations and individuals. We are joined to provide a national link between all groups and individuals concerned about breast cancer and to represent the concerns of all Canadians affected by breast cancer and those at risk. Community Breast Health Project
Stanford University's Medical Center, USA) Non-profit organisation providing support, education, and other services. Includes medical and practical information, events, newsletter, organisatiions, and many links to related information Dawn Bortnik's Page
Hugging is a miracle medicine that can relieve many physical and emotional problems facing Americans, experts say. Living Beyond Breast Cancer
This Pennsylvania-based organization hosts a Young Survivors Group and educational programs focused on young women's needs. National Breast Cancer Centre
Working in partnership with women, health professionals, cancer organisations, researchers and governments to improve breast cancer outcomes for women Sharsheret
A national not-for-profit organization of cancer survivors dedicated to facing the unique challenges of facing young Jewish women living with breast cancer. The word Sharsheret is Hebrew for chain, and symbolizes the bond between women, united in experience and strengthened by one another as links in a chain. Singapore - National Cancer Centre
With a rapidly ageing population, the incidence of cancer in Singapore will surge in the new millennium. A disease of developed societies, we understand how cancer afflict the lives of patients and people around them. The creation of the National Cancer Centre (NCC) represents timely development for the 21st century, as it sets forth our vision for Singapore as we prepare for our future today. Stan & Carol's Web Site
Our "INFO Breast Cancer" personal web site is designed to guide and assist your Internet search for information. As a couple, we have drawn from personal experience and our own research on this disease to build our site. It is not meant to replace your physician but instead to enhance a partnership for your healing. Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
The Foundation is about people -- people who are committed to making a difference. People who are dedicated to fighting breast cancer head-on by doing all that they can to eradicate this disease. Susan Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
When we decided to go "online," my only request was that the Komen Foundation website be the most comprehensive website of its kind. And that is exactly what we created! The Garland Appeal
The Garland Appeal is a registered charity in both the US and the UK that raises funds for helping the fight against cancer and to support the healing power of music. In the UK the goal is to raise £2 million with funds being donated to Breakthrough Breast Cancer and The Ark Facility at the North Hampshire Hospital, as well as to support British Music. In the USA, we can raise $2 million and the cancer beneficiary will be MRI breast cancer research. The Young Survival Coalition (YSC)
The Young Survival Coalition (YSC) is the only international, non-profit network of breast cancer survivors and supporters dedicated to the concerns and issues that are unique to young women and breast cancer. Through action, advocacy and awareness, the YSC seeks to educate the medical, research, breast cancer and legislative communities and to persuade them to address breast cancer in women 40 and under. The YSC also serves as a point of contact for young women living with breast cancer. USA - American Breast Cancer Foundation
To date the American Breast Cancer Foundation's "Save A Life" Campaign has provided free mammograms to thousands of women who otherwise could not afford to have the screening.We visit hospitals, give seminars, and send out hundreds of thousands of newsletters educating the public.
Our goal in 2001 is to reach two million women though outreach events, newsletters, television, telephone, and the Internet. We continue to offer free or low cost mammograms to women who cannot afford them.
