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Your stories

Closeup of a well plate containing breast cancer cells

Researchers identify new weaknesses in cells that support cancer growth

Researchers have discovered new weaknesses in a special type of cell that supports cancer cells to grow and spread around the body.

29 November 2022

Rashmi, with closely cropped hair, wearing a light pink jumper, holding a little pet dog

I was lucky to notice the lump when I did – otherwise it could have been a different story

Shortly after New Year, Rashmi received a triple negative breast cancer diagnosis. Almost a year on, she has finished treatment and is urging people to take seriously any changes in their breasts.

22 November 2022

Scientists discover how some DCIS tumours can become invasive

Scientists, based at the Queen Mary University of London, have discovered a new mechanism that signals which Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS) tumours may progress to invasive breast cancer. This might help avoid unnecessary treatment for some women with DCIS in the future.

21 November 2022