She spoke of the Amazon woman who would cut off her right breast so that it did not get in the way of her bow, and whose prowess was commemorated by statues in the temple.

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One is a friend (age 32) in hospice care right now due to stage 4 breast cancer.

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Breast reconstruction is not right for everyone, says CNN contributor Dr. Anthony Youn, a plastic surgeon in Detroit.

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Last fall, the bears seemed to be right: Avastin failed to work in breast cancer in a 462-person trial.

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And it was strange that there was no place for the ban on genetically-modified contents in Asda's own-brand products, the government's announcement of right-to-roam legislation and withdrawal of soyabean oil breast-implants, or the extension for the Northern Ireland peace process.

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And perhaps most heartbreaking of all is the fact that right now, today in America, there are people in this country who have breast cancer but don't even know it, because they can't afford a mammogram.

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Some breast cancer patients already get a specialized gene test to help determine what treatment is right for them.

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Richard has fought off breast cancer twice, but in January was told the disease had spread to her right kidney and bones.

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