Time For Trodelvy

For some women with triple negative secondary breast cancer, new drug Trodelvy offers the hope of precious extra time.

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Coronavirus and breast cancer information

Coronavirus and breast cancer information

Read the latest information and support on coronavirus and breast cancer from Breast Cancer Now. Read more.

Signs and symptoms

Know the signs and symptoms of breast cancer

It's important to get to know your breasts. Check your breasts regularly and see your GP if you notice any changes. Find out more.

Our advisory committees

Discover our current research

We focus on four key areas of research: risk and prevention, early detection and diagnosis, treatment and secondary breast cancer. Learn more.

Have an Afternoon Tea

You’re invited to have an Afternoon Tea this August for people affected by breast cancer.

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Spot the signs and symptoms of secondary breast cancer earlier

We’re helping patients and healthcare professionals spot the signs and symptoms of secondary breast cancer. An early diagnosis can have a dramatic impact on quality of life. 

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Your stories

A split image - first, showing Toria cycling on a standing bike in her office, then her professional headshot. Toria is slim and white with cropped blonde hair.

My treatment was tough, but the emotional support I received had a huge impact on my recovery

Toria Kendrick was diagnosed with breast cancer shortly after having a baby and seeing her own mother go through treatment. Once she felt well enough to return to work, she began raising money to help others.

28 September 2021 Personal story

Pam, an older white woman with cropped white hair, poses with her hands across her chest. She has a solemn expression.

Two months after being told I was cancer-free, I discovered I had secondary breast cancer

When Pam was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in October 2020, she was overwhelmed physically and emotionally. She tells us what she’s struggled with, but also what she’s found helpful. 

27 September 2021 Personal story

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Breast Cancer Now did so much to help me physically and mentally through my treatment

Tracy Armstrong was diagnosed with breast cancer at the end of 2019. After three operations, and with the COVID-19 pandemic creating even more challenges, she turned to us for support. 

23 September 2021 Personal story

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