Our recent survey reveals that 47% of women in the UK do not check their breasts regularly. We explain why it’s important to check for signs of breast cancer.
Researchers have developed a ‘molecular clock’ blood test that can track the growth of multiple tumours around the body to help identify the most actively growing tumours and guide treatment.
Since September, we’ve been calling on the UK Government to commit funding for breast cancer in the Spending Review. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, urgent funding was needed to stop progress stalling and hope being reduced for people affected by breast cancer.
If you feel unwell or need support, the Christmas and New Year season can be difficult. We offer some tips and places where you can get help.
Heidi was diagnosed with breast cancer in May 2020, and has recently finished chemotherapy. She shares the difficult emotions and side effects that came with her treatment.
Last week, the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Breast Cancer (APPGBC) held a debate in Parliament to highlight the action that needs to be taken on key issues facing people affected by breast cancer.
Clare was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer last year at the age of 46. This year, she completed the Great South Run for Breast Cancer Now.
Whilst this year’s NCRI Cancer Conference couldn’t take place, the Virtual Showcase saw some of the country’s brightest researchers, clinicians and patient advocates come together to discuss the most topical research and issues surrounding cancer treatment.
Sarah's mum supported her when she came out as transgender. This year, she was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer. Sarah writes about returning her mother’s love and care.
Jo is a seasoned pro at fundraising and like so many of our supporters, has had too many loved ones taken by breast cancer.