The Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute has revealed that a particular molecule found in many foods and first discovered in asparagus increases the capacity of cancer cells to metastasize (or spread). Further research is needed, but in future, a controlled diet plan could become part of the treatment for primary cancers to help reduce the risk of secondaries. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/breast-cancer-treatment-molecule-stop-scientists-asparagine-asparagus-nature-cambridge-university-a8199006.html

So proud that our Fleur Comfort Bra has just been awarded the #bizziebabybronzeaward2018 in Pregnancy Category. This bra has already proved a hit with celebrity mums Sam Faiers, Laura Carter and Pippa O'Connor. And who can blame them, it's so comfy, it's like a hug in a bra! You can read the reviews here http://www.bizziebaby.co.uk/bizziebabies_products_more-search.asp?ProdID=6043

This mum struggled with explaining her illness to her young children, so she wrote a book to help them understand. http://metro.co.uk/2018/02/14/mum-with-breast-cancer-writes-book-to-help-her-kids-understand-her-diagnosis-7311879/

It's Valentines Day! And we think you deserve to find your perfect match. Until 28th of February, we’re offering a FREE PAIR of our super comfy, seam free, bamboo briefs or shorts when you buy one of our Fleur Comfort Bras. So why not visit our webstore and find your perfect match today! https://www.theyahealthcare.com/collections/perfect-match

Our CEO Ciara Donlon is honoured to be part of the speaker line up for the Institute of Directors Women's Leadership Conference on the 9th March in Belfast. It promises to be a fantastic day! https://lovebelfast.co.uk/institute-of-directors-northern-ireland-womens-leadership-conference/

Thrilled to announce that Theya Healthcare has hit the US!! Our range of post surgery bras & briefs is now available from Town Shop in New York. So if you’re in the Big Apple, stop by and see for yourself why our range has been dubbed ‘a hug in a bra’!! https://www.townshop.com/

In 2005, I lost my mother to secondary breast cancer. I don’t talk about it much, and never publicly. But a woman called Jo Taylor made me think twice. Jo has secondary breast cancer and she works tirelessly to raise awareness of the signs of the disease so that people know what to look out for and can get into treatment quickly. In this our latest bamboozled blog, we hope to help Jo spread the word, not just to breast cancer survivors, but to their loved ones. So please read it and share it, you never know, it might just make a difference to someone. https://www.theyahealthcare.com/blogs/bamboozled/we-owe-it-to-our-sisters

In 2005, I lost my mother to secondary breast cancer. I don’t talk about it much, and never publicly. But a woman called Jo Taylor made me think twice. Jo has secondary breast cancer and she works tirelessly to raise awareness of the signs of the disease so that people know what to look out for and can get into treatment quickly. In this our latest bamboozled blog, we hope to help Jo spread the word, not just to breast cancer survivors, but to their loved ones. So please read it and share it, you never know, it might just make a difference to someone. https://www.theyahealthcare.com/blogs/bamboozled/we-owe-it-to-our-sisters

Empowering article by Joanna Moorhead in the Observer at the weekend, explaining why she chose not to have a mastectomy. She encourages women to explore breast cancer treatment options fully with their doctors and to take responsibility for deciding the course of action best suited to them. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/feb/04/cancer-mastectomy-losing-breast-joanna-moorhead

It's World Cancer Day, and we love these 5 reasons to celebrate from NetDocter #wewillbeatit #worldcancerday http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/conditions/cancer/a29418/positive-cancer-facts/