Chemist Warehouse Catalogue - 14/10-27/10/2021 (Page 2)

wellness this mor lives a day too many october is breast cancer awareness month health and wellbeing upfront about words liz mcgrath wall wellness breast reast cancer remains the most common cancer affecting aussie women women and 164 men will be diagnosed with the disease that's about 55 people a day chief executive officer kirsten pilatti says there are many factors contributing to this increase including that breast cancer is more prevalent in older australians and we have an ageing population "it's important to remember that most people survive breast cancer but while the number of deaths have stabilised kirsten says cancer bcna's podcast series to those awkward questions about breast cancer you're too shy to ask - from minimising health and acknowledging the emotional impact of breast cancer podcasts vermaak know your risks and self-check risk factors for breast cancer can include history and medications breast cancer care wa support services manager sally dare says it's essential to check your breasts regularly • alump lumpiness or thickening in breast tissue or armpit skin changes such as dimpling puckering or redness • nipple changes such as an unusual discharge or nipple pointing inwards • part of breast feels different from the rest change in the shape or size of your breast there are many things you can do to help mitigate your risk so know the look and feel of your breasts and if you see any in this issue free app my journey helps people diagnosed with breast cancer make the best decisions about their treatment and care by providing up-to- information myjourney.org.au not just one disease there are different types of breast cancer which is why your treatment might be different to someone else you know kirsten says invasive ductal carcinoma or early- stage breast cancer is the most common type and makes up about 80 per cent of all diagnoses "this is where the cancer that began in milk ducts of the breast has broken through the lining of the milk duct and spread into the surrounding breast tissue." can spread to the lymph nodes and potentially other parts of the body." loved fragrance especially for you kylie minogue is back with a remix of her hit scent the role of vaccines why herd immunity is our best shot inspiration to be your best luke darcy talks modern leadership skills importance of screening detecting lumps as small as a grain of rice and 90 per cent of all cancers it's important for all women aged 40 and over to have a free mammogram through the breastscreen australia program every two years." kirsten says "in some areas we've seen people not prioritising their own health because of covid and some breastscreens have had any changes at all in your breast you must go and see your doctor your breastscreen appointment call them today tune into wellness tv exteozoicn-vo