THE PANDEMIC MIGHT HAVE CANCELLED MOST OF 2020, BUT IT SHOULDN’T WIPE OUT OUR COMMITMENT TO IMPORTANT CAUSES.

IT STARTS WITH REGULAR BREAST YOU KNOW YOUR BOOBS INTIMATELY, AND THOROUGH SCANS LIKE MAMMOGRAMS. SELF-EXAMINATIONS THAT LET THESE TWO CHECKS CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE.

One in six cancer deaths in Singapore women is from breast cancer. By buying these beauty products, you’ll be showing your support for patients and doing your part for research and awareness.

Our favourite male celebs clue us in on what they’ve been up to lately, pg 82

When it comes to breast cancer detection, it’s best to take matters into your own hands.

For decades, Her World has been a champion for women – in mind, body and action.

Cryoablation, a promising technique to treat early stage tumours, boosts the arsenal of treatments against breast cancer.

You’ll be helping to boost awareness, fund research and support patients. Here, you can see how much of your money will be donated to the cause.

What is it like to beat breast cancer? We talk to three women who battled the disease and have emerged feeling empowered, educated and enlightened.

FACT: BREAST CANCER IS THE SECOND MOST COMMON CANCER IN THE WORLD, WITH ONE WOMAN DIAGNOSED EVERY 15 SECONDS, ACCORDING TO THE GLOBAL CANCER OBSERVATORY SET UP BY THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION.

Pole-dancing instructor Jasmine Han refused to let breast cancer defeat her.

Busy days call for one-pot meals that nourish and satisfy the whole family, like these delicious creations from a mummy food blogger.

With so many confusing and alarming reports about breast cancer, it’s tough to figure out what your risk really is. We asked top experts to help explain the latest facts behind the headlines – and discovered some very reassuring news.

Challenges, conflicts, cancer… they’ve been flung at her but actress Pan Lingling shows how she rolls with the punches to come out tops By SANDHYA MAHADEVAN

They’ve been with you since puberty, but how much do you actually know about your boobs – and how they’ll change throughout the different stages of your life? Here’s a breakdown.

October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we bring you the latest updates on our country’s most common cancer in women, plus inspiring stories from survivors By ELIZABETH LIEW

When it comes to breast cancer, the specialists at PanAsia Breast Clinic leave no room for guesswork

Ready to save some money? JASSMIN PETER-BERNTZEN rounds up the top baby equipment rental places to hit for everything, from breast pumps to carriers, toys and even winter wear.

Ready to give Baby the best nutrition? JASSMIN PETER-BERNTZEN rounds up the latest gadgets, apps and accessories to make your nursing journey a little easier.

When your world falls apart, a best friend can carry you through like no one else can.

It is still the most common cancer among Singaporean women – and the deadliest. This World Cancer Day (Feb 4), protect yourself with the best and very latest advice.

At one point when a mum breastfeeds, she will wonder when the baby can take food from a source outside of her breasts. The phase to transition the baby to his or her first solid food is called weaning and is a cradle of uncertainty for many new parents. Sarah Shamila, the manager of Nutrition and Dietetic Services, steps up to provide some advice on this subject.

The ultimate list of everything you need to buy before your child arrives

If Junior is a fan of Lego, you won’t want to miss the upcoming The Lego Ninjago Movie.

Stand in front of a mirror and look for any visible changes in your breasts and nipples.

The risk of breast cancer increases with age – in fact, more than 80 percent of the cases in Singapore affect women who are 45 or older. Which is why when teacher Chen Zhi Chun was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer at the age of 26, she was at a loss...

You may mean well, but these seven statements hurt a new mum struggling to breastfeed. SASHA GONZALES finds out what you should say instead.

When it comes to formula milk, the cheaper options are no less nutritious. We get the lowdown from the experts.

Chue Mei Chew has battled breast cancer for more than 20 years. She suffered depression after losing a breast, and at her lowest point, even refused treatment. But she’s proof that with empathetic doctors and support from loved ones, cancer doesn’t have to be a death sentence.

Millennial mothers may have more work-life options, but they suffer from Mummy guilt just like their mums did.

Should you worry when your little one has runny stools? EVELINE GAN asks the doctors.

It’s a proven fact that acts of charity are linked to feelings of happiness. So if you’ve considered doing volunteer work but never got around to it, now’s a good time to start. Hear it from three women who took the time out to make a difference.

Jewellery that stores your breast milk as a souvenir of your nursing journey. Why has this trend suddenly taken off in Singapore? We find out.

Can superfoods really reduce your risk? If you have bigger breasts, should you worry? asks medical experts to debunk DAVELLE LEE common beliefs about the disease.

In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, we turn the spotlight on cancers affecting Singaporean women.

October is breast cancer awareness month, so there’s no better time than now to set the record straight about some myths surrounding this disease. It’s time to scratch these off your cancer-prevention plan.

One woman’s search for discount breast surgery has ruined her life and made her breasts look worse.

This is not your grandmother’s rocking chair. Measuring a diminutive 64cm in height, it’s tiny enough for your preschooler to clamber on by herself, and modern enough to be the highlight of your living room.

It’s that time of the year where we all can make a difference in the fight against breast cancer.

From eating cake to buying pink makeup brushes!

She was only 18 when her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. Jolene Ho and her mother, Jenny Khoo, recount the ups and downs of their five-year journey.

If you’re a first-time mum, you’re likely to have lots of questions about your nursing experience. We help you shoot the awkward ones to the experts.

You love to run. So let’s get you a sports bra that can pass our high-intensity support test.

Going back to work post-maternity leave can be an overwhelming experience. Here are some tips from working mums on how to manage the extra demands.

Once considered a superfood, soya has recently been linked to health issues. Is it harmful, or does it deserve a place in your diet? Shape investigates.

Put common worries about this breast cancer screening method to rest.

One potentially fatal disease. One fabulous idea to raise awareness and funds in a unique way. Here’s what happened when Her World took on the fight against breast cancer.