We speak to Karin about dealing with her recurrence and how she supports others with their mental health after a breast cancer diagnosis.
Last week, we took our secondary breast cancer campaign to the top as we met the Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Health, Jeane Freeman.
When Sonia was diagnosed with breast cancer, she found out she had the BRCA2 gene. She talks to us about worries about her fertility and finding a community online.
When Oa was going through chemotherapy and other treatments for breast cancer, her friends and family were there to support her. Now, she's doing the same for other women.
Phillippa felt lost after treatment, but she found enduring friendships on her Moving Forward course. They call themselves The Knockers and meet up once a month to support one another.
We're looking at key research themes covered at the annual National Cancer Research Institute’s (NCRI) Cancer Conference, and what they could mean for people affected by breast cancer.
New research has found a new type of can could be used to assess the effectiveness of chemotherapy given before surgery.
Breast Cancer Now has a number of ways that you can support our cause. Here are 10 things you can do this Giving Tuesday.
Practising self care after breast cancer isn’t always easy, especially in the lead up to Christmas. Fay shares five tips for being kind to yourself in the busy holiday period.
We talk to Professor Jo Morris, one of our researchers, about her career and her studies into the BRCA1 gene.