Now for our very first and very important topic. Breast Screening!

Ladies we are supplying the following information for you as we at Doctors-4U® feel we cannot stress too much how important a Breast Screening is!

Governments obviously feel the same as they are providing very important information on the Internet for Women.

We have placed some direct links below because we feel the more women who know about the subject and the facilities available, the better. We urge you to have a look at these sites and see what important information is available to you on this subject. If we can save even one life through bringing this to your attention our efforts have been justified.

Life is precious so check these links out now!
And remember, any questions talk to your Doctor!

If you have seen these links click here to go to our articles for Women

1. Cancer initiative: iSource National Breast Cancer Centre The iSource National Breast Cancer Centre works in partnership with women, health professionals, cancer organisations and governments to reduce mortality from breast cancer, and to increase the well-being of women diagnosed with the disease. Please check their site at
   www.health.gov.au:80/pq/cancer/nbcc.htm
   
   
   
2. Fight to beat breast cancer! A new survey and audit show Australia is developing better and more effective ways of beating breast cancer. The National Surgical Audit for Breast Cancer has been developed by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.
   www.health.gov.au:80/mediarel/yr1999/mw/mw99045.htm
   
   
   
3. A story of a lady who had breast cancer. This is a wonderful site about a lady who had breast cancer and has put her story on the Web in the hope that it will help others! We are sure it will. Be sure to read it at www.breastcancersuccess.com
   
   
4. Psychosocial Clinical Practice Guidelines support and counselling. The latest research evidence examining the psychological and social needs of women with breast cancer has produced ‘Psychosocial Clinical Practice Guidelines: information, support and counselling to women with breast cancer’. www.health.gov.au:80/nhmrc/media/2000rel/breast.htm
   
   
   
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