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'I can play with my grandchildren again!'

Exercise improves quality of life and reduces fatigue in men and women with metastatic breast cancer. So says a new European study led by the University of Utrecht, presented at a breast cancer conference in Vilvoorde in January 2024. Pink Ribbon attended.
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Restorative yoga: regaining wellness, inner peace and self-confidence in the fight against breast cancer

When we are told the diagnosis of cancer, that news causes an inner storm. We are overwhelmed with stress and anxiety and have a harder time keeping our emotions in check. How do we regain our inner peace and break free from thoughts about the disease? And if we are unable to exercise or engage in any dynamic activity after surgery or specific treatment, what gentle methods can help? How do we learn to recover deeply?
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In May, 5,667 participants took the next step in the fight against breast cancer

In May, Pink Ribbon organized the thirteenth edition of The Pink Walk. The national breast cancer organization once again drew 5,667 enthusiastic participants who gave it their all. The event raised a total of 120,365 euros.