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We're Breast Cancer Now

And we’re combining the power of science and support to change breast cancer. Now.

Real people. Real breast cancer stories.

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Amit's story

"We don’t get to choose what happens, but we get to choose how we face it."

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Vickie's story

Someone Like Me helped me when breast cancer shattered my world.

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Kevin's story

Men need to check their chest regularly, just like they would check for other cancers.

A photo of Abigail ringing a bell in a hospital to celebrate finishing treatment for breast cancer.

Abigail's story

Being part of the Breast Cancer Now team and encouraging the runners was incredibly meaningful.

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Make a one-off donation

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£10 could give 34 people a copy of our Diagnosed with breast cancer: what now? guide.

£20 could buy 500 tiny test tubes, allowing researchers to experiment with small samples.

£30 could help someone get vital answers by calling our free and confidential helpline.

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£5 could give 24 people a copy of our After breast cancer treatment guide.

£15 could help make 30 minutes of research happen.

£30 could keep our breast cancer support app Becca running for a week.

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