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“Today is a day for us to day, to highlight not done, and we need people to continue to invest in research, we need people we need women and men diagnosed to invest their time into clinical trials and we need the community to understand that it’s not just about the disease, but about the person.

More than 3000 Australians die from breast cancer each year. However she said the death of Newton-John was also a reminder that there was still more important work to do. Pilatti said the message given by Newton-John in her final years was that she “was really living with metastatic disease not dying from it”, adding there’s been so many advances in treatment and care “that has meant people do live a long time with this uncertainty in their life”. That’s almost a 20 per cent improvement since Newton-John was first diagnosed in 1992.īut it’s a less optimistic picture for those with metastatic breast cancer, which Newton-John was diagnosed with in 2017.īy then, she was the most famous face of breast cancer research and support advocacy. The five-year survival rate for those with breast cancer in Australia is now more than 90 per cent.

And if there are people in your life who are living after a breast-cancer diagnosis, reach out to them and connect with them.” “Today’s the day to reach out and ask for help. She said a survey of 13,000 of the network’s members showed almost 85 per cent said their greatest fear was their cancer returning or spreading further. Kirsten Pilatti, the chief executive of Breast Cancer Network Australia, said the news of Olivia Newton-John’s death would be very difficult for those diagnosed with breast cancer and their families.Īlthough most breast cancers will not return, Pilatti said it was estimated about around 20 per cent did.
