Tonight: Can women save themselves from breast cancer?
Tonight Julie Etchingham investigates what can be done to reduce the risks and asks: Can women save themselves from breast cancer?
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Julie Etchingham has co-presented ITV News at Ten since its re-launch in January 2008, presenting the programme from locations such as Liverpool, Washington, Islamabad and Japan and fronting special coverage of the Royal Wedding and Diamond Jubilee. Julie also presents the Tonight programme for ITV1 and was the first women to be named Royal Television Society Presenter of the Year in 2010.
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