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First Intuition Yorkshire and Humber were today praised for helping to save lives as the new sponsor of a podcast series highlighting breast cancer awareness.<br/>Mother and Daughter Breast of Friends is the voice of the National Hereditary Breast Cancer Helpline (NHBCH), promotimg preventative surgery.<br/>The podcast is created by inspirational NHBCH) founder Wendy Watson and her BBC radio presenter Becky Measures, who have both had a double mastectomy to avoid breast cancer, following deaths in their family from the disease.<br/>We cannot do what we do without the support of wonderful sponsors. Our huge thanks go to First Intuition Yorkshire and Humber and CEO Lucy Parr - not only do we have a sponsor, we have extended our family and we , alongside many others are massively grateful to you for your incredible support, they said.<br/>Listen to the podcasts at https://open.spotify.com/show/3i9Hv5k6ME5S09GaNDo3oI
First Intuition Yorkshire and Humber were today praised for helping to save lives as the new sponsor of a podcast series highlighting breast cancer awareness.<br/>Mother and Daughter Breast of Friends is the voice of the National Hereditary Breast Cancer Helpline (NHBCH), promotimg preventative surgery.<br/>The podcast is created by inspirational NHBCH) founder Wendy Watson and her BBC radio presenter Becky Measures, who have both had a double mastectomy to avoid breast cancer, following deaths in their family from the disease.<br/>We cannot do what we do without the support of wonderful sponsors. Our huge thanks go to First Intuition Yorkshire and Humber and CEO Lucy Parr - not only do we have a sponsor, we have extended our family and we , alongside many others are massively grateful to you for your incredible support, they said.<br/>Listen to the podcasts at https://open.spotify.com/show/3i9Hv5k6ME5S09GaNDo3oI
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