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Australian Breast Care Centre Calls for Enhanced Breast Cancer Testing Access for Women Under 50

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Grab Your Tickets 'Women In Love', Sip on Complimentary Moët, and Get a Shot at the $1000 Door Prize at Palace Cinema’s Life-Saving Fundraiser this Thursday!

$10 from each ticket donated to Australian Breast Care Centre.

 

MELBOURNE, Australia — The Australian Breast Care Centre (ABCC), spearheaded by renowned specialist breast surgeon Dr Nicole Yap, is championing the urgent need for better access to life-saving breast cancer tests for women under 50.

 

Breast cancer, affecting an alarming 1 in 7 women, stands as the second leading cause of cancer death among females in Australia. Yet, a staggering 23% of those diagnosed are under 50.

 

Despite these statistics, the Government does not provide subsidised breast screening for this age group.

 

"It's essential for the public and policymakers to understand that cancer detected in women under 50 tends to be the most aggressive," Dr Yap emphasized. "Early and accurate detection can mean the difference between life and death."

 

In a commendable initiative, the Australian Breast Care Centre has set an ambitious fundraising goal to provide free genetic testing to those most at risk in the under-50 age group. The Centre's commitment to the cause shone through last year when they generously provided 100 genetic tests and consultations, each valued at $595. However, more needs to be done, and the Centre is reaching out for public and private support.

 

"Breast cancer isn’t just a disease for older women. It's happening to our sisters, our daughters, and our friends right now," Dr Yap continued. "We're striving to break the barriers and make essential personalised testing accessible to those who need it the most."

 

Supporting the Australian Breast Care Centre's initiative is not merely a donation; it’s an investment in safeguarding the future of countless young women across the country. Together, we can pave the way for early detection and treatment, giving more women a fighting chance against this devastating disease.

 

About the fundraising event:

 

The Australian Breast Care Centre, founded by Specialist Breast Surgeon Dr. Nicole Yap, presents an exclusive fundraising evening in Melbourne on Thursday, November 16, featuring a special screening of "WOMEN IN LOVE."

 

Enjoy nibbles and a glass of Moet Hennessy Champagne on arrival ?

Plus, you'll also have the chance to win a Lucky Door Prize valued at $1000 provided by the Lucas Group of restaurants.

 

Event Details:

 

  • Date: Thursday, November 16
  • Venue: Palace Cinema Como
  • Tickets from $35 each
  • Ticket Link: Purchase Tickets
  • $10 from every ticket purchased is donated to the Australian Breast Care Centre.

 

ABCC is the Palace Cinema’s chosen charity partner for this year’s British Film Festival.

 

To contribute to this life-saving cause, and to learn more about the Australian Breast Care Centre’s initiatives, visit www.australianbreastcarecentre.com.au

 

To learn more about the founder, Dr Nicole Yap, visit www.drnicoleyap.com.au

 

 

ABCC Founder, Dr Nicole Yap, is available for interviews upon request.

Media Contact: Belinda Visser, bella PR | 0431 27 41 69 | [email protected]

 


Key Facts:

Event Details:

 

·      Date: Thursday, November 16

·      Venue: Palace Cinema Como

·      Tickets from $35 each

·      Ticket Link: Purchase Tickets

·      $10 from every ticket purchased is donated to the Australian Breast Care Centre.

 

Enjoy nibbles and a glass of Moet Hennessy Champagne on arrival ?

Plus, you'll also have the chance to win a Lucky Door Prize valued at $1000 provided by the Lucas Group of restaurants.


About us:

About ABCC

 

The Australian Breast Care Centre’s (ABCC) mission is to increase awareness to enable early detection of breast symptoms, improve access to MRI and genetic testing, as well as improving aesthetic outcomes in breast cancer surgery for positive mental health – especially in younger age groups (<50).

 

ABCC was brought to fruition by leading Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon, Dr Nicole Yap, and aims to empower education amongst the general public, General Practitioners and relevant government bodies; to equip women with tools to notice any change in the norm of their breasts and to go for regular clinical checks.


Contact details:

ABCC Founder, Dr Nicole Yap, is available for interviews upon request.

Media Contact: Belinda Visser, bella PR | 0431 27 41 69 | [email protected]

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