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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2026 · 33 MIN

110. "I Was Told I Was Too Young": The Signs of Breast Cancer We Ignore

from Prevention is the New Cure

Breast cancer isn't just an older person's disease—1 in 6 diagnoses in the UK occur in women under 49. In this episode, Steve Brine sits down with Sophie Dopierala-Bull, Director of Services at the high-profile breast cancer charity CoppaFeel!.Together, they discuss the late founder Kris Hallenga's legacy, the critical warning signs young women are often told to ignore, and how AI and personalised risk-stratified screening could revolutionise cancer detection in the NHS.🔔 Subscribe to the podcast for weekly episodes on healthcare policy, prevention, and public health🔗• CoppaFeel! Official Website & Check Reminders: https://coppafeel.org• The Podcast: https://www.preventionisthenewcure.comCoppaFeel! was founded in 2009 by Kristin Hallenga after she was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer at age 23. The charity exists to ensure all breast cancers in young people are diagnosed early and accurately through education, awareness, and policy advocacy.Email: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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