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Primark launches new Breast Cancer Awareness collection, offering specialist post-surgery products at affordable prices

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Ethicalmarketingnews•14h ago•0 views•
Primark launches new Breast Cancer Awareness collection, offering specialist post-surgery products at affordable prices
This October, Primark will launch its new Breast Cancer Awareness collection alongside a campaign celebrating how women support one another from breast cancer diagnosis through to treatment and beyond. The campaign shares the stories of four women affected by breast cancer, highlighting the practical tips, recommendations and small comforts that can help make things that bit easier. As part of the campaign, Primark will donate over £1 million to cancer charities across Europe and the US, helping
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