A long-awaited study shows that screening for breast cancer with annual mammograms may not always be the best way to catch the disease.

"My message to parents is that if you notice something, do something," the mom told Newsweek after her twins were diagnosed with cancer.

Ms Colville, from Withington, Greater Manchester, is now part of a £1.3m project which aims to improve early detection of lung cancer among people with severe mental illness and intellectual disabilities. She said: "Having been through cancer myself, I see just how critical it is that no one misses out on a chance that could save their life."

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In a Phase 1 trial, women responded well to the novel vaccine. More research is needed to determine whether it can stop the cancer from recurring or possibly prevent it entirely.

The investor Steve Eisman said he has breast cancer and is undergoing treatment for the disease, which is diagnosed in fewer than 1% of men.