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Listen to the October podcast

by Kat Arney | Analysis

2 October 2008

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Because it’s Breast Cancer Awareness month, the October podcast is a special breast cancer edition.   In the news, we find out whether computers could replace doctors when it comes to looking at mammograms, and reveal the worrying gap in breast cancer survival between rich and poor.

Cancer information nurse Becky Partridge tells us the best way to be breast aware – it’s not all about looking for lumps – and we hear from a breast cancer survivor who’s braving the North Sea to raise money for our vital research.  Plus Professor Helen Hurst talks about her research into breast tumours that have become resistant to the drug tamoxifen, and shares her hopes for the future of  treatment for the disease.

To listen, simply go to the podcast homepage, where you can hear the show directly through our Flash player, or click on the player below:

Or click here to download the October podcast (15Mb) straight to your computer.

If you’re using iTunes, this is the direct iTunes link.

And there’s also a full transcript of the podcast here.

Hope you enjoy it – please let us know what you think by responding here in the comments!

Kat