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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 27 MIN

Menopause in Cancer Survivorship: From Silence to Self-Advocacy - EP39

from Oncology Revolution · host European School of Lifestyle Oncology

In this episode of the Oncology Revolution Podcast, Dani Binnington - breast cancer survivor, well-being advocate, and founder of Menopause and Cancer - shares how treatment-induced menopause can profoundly shape life after cancer. Diagnosed at 33 and later facing surgical menopause due to a BRCA mutation, Dani transformed her personal experience into a global movement supporting women navigating menopause after cancer. She brings clarity, compassion, and evidence-based insight to a topic that is still too often overlooked in oncology care. What to reflect on:- How does treatment-induced menopause differ from natural menopause?- How can clinicians better prepare and support people facing early menopause?- What does self-advocacy look like in post-treatment life?

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