cancer and he is steve bland who will always be known as steve bland. if you have just started listening you are so 2018, where have you been? but we have covered a load of topics and you might find them helpful, ora topics and you might find them helpful, or a loved one, might find them helpful, we spoke to all sorts of incredible people, you can find it where you get your podcast, we tonight we arejoined tonight we are joined by actress victoria. you may recognise herfrom coronation street. since her diagnosis of breast cancer in 2021. she has opened up about her experience of breast cancer and breast help. we experience of breast cancer and breast help- experience of breast cancer and breast help. experience of breast cancer and breast hel-. ~ ., ., ., ., , breast help. we have a man who needs no introduction breast help. we have a man who needs no introduction to breast help. we have a man who needs no introduction to us, breast help. we have a man who needs no int
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we came on, i only met steve and rachael twice, during herjourney, both times to give her bad news. which was not great. not great for any of us. and more recently people have seen you in the press and public eye because you looked after the amazing sarah harding and we wanted to talk to you about the sarah harding breast cancer appeal that you have been working on towards funding and research. can you tell us more about what that is funding? yes, the research is i think pertinent to tonight. it is about young women, try and identify who is going to get breast cancer at a young age, we know screening starts at aged 50, 47 at a push, but, a lot of women develop it before that age, about a fifth of all cases occur before the age of 50, so, there is already family this triclinics out there, but most women who develop it don t have an family history so our project is trying to look at the risk factors and build them together in a modeland see if we might,
but, a lot of women develop it before but, a lot of women develop it before that age, about a fifth of all cases before that age, about a fifth of all cases occur before the age of 50, so, all cases occur before the age of 50, so, there is already family this triclinics 50, so, there is already family this triclinics out 50, so, there is already family this triclinics out there, but most women who develop it don t have an family history who develop it don t have an family history so who develop it don t have an family history so our project is trying to look history so our project is trying to look at history so our project is trying to look at the history so our project is trying to look at the risk factors and build them look at the risk factors and build them together in a model and see if we might, them together in a model and see if we might, in the future, have a system we might, in the future, have a system where by aged 30, all women would system where by