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Personal stories
June Northcroft Grant - Breast Cancer Survivor
"I survived breast cancer because I found it early"
Jane Manawanui Ikinofo - Breast Cancer Survivor
"Go for your breast screening. That way you'll put your mind at peace."
Jack's story - it's about the whole whanau
Jack's mother died of breast cancer at age 53. He urges women to have regular breast screening.
Surviving breast cancer - Maata's story
Breast cancer survivor Maata had her cancer detected following a mammogram through the programme.
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