Coronavirus and breast cancer

Our information about coronavirus (Covid-19) for people affected by breast cancer, including support, vaccine information, tips on self-isolation and social distancing.

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How can we help you?

Helpline staff

I’ve had breast cancer and I’m worried about coronavirus

Our Clinical Nurse Specialist answers some common questions about breast cancer and coronavirus. 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.

Our online support services

If you’re dealing with the news of your diagnosis, managing the ongoing side effects of treatment, or want to talk to others in a similar situation, we're here for you.

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Your stories

a split image - first, showing a model with the breast cancer ribbon painted on their back, and second, a model painted in ornate reds, blues and golds

Women with breast cancer can sometimes feel undesirable. I want to change that

Victoria Gugenheim is a world-famous body painter, and has worked on some astounding projects. More recently, they have been working with breast cancer patients in order to raise money and awareness. 

14 April 2021 Personal story

How we're helping GPs to spot secondary breast cancer sooner

Our 2019 report, which looked at the experiences of over 2,000 people living with secondary breast cancer, found that many were experiencing avoidable delays in diagnosis.

9 April 2021 Breast Cancer Now

a split image of Irene, first with a cold cap on, and then smiling with champagne after treatment

After my breast cancer diagnosis, I needed a place to share my difficult thoughts

When Irene was diagnosed with breast cancer in February 2020, she was so grateful for all her family support. However, she also needed to speak to people who understood her situation. 

5 April 2021 Personal story

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