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We answer some common questions about the current COVID-19 vaccines and breast cancer treatments.
Nancy, who received a primary breast cancer diagnosis, cycled from Land’s End to John O’Groats for the £1k Challenge.
A decade after her diagnosis, Laura Price found that writing her novel, Single Bald Female, not only helped her to process her grief, but also provided her legacy.
Mum Rachel was unaware that, after treatment, her breast cancer could still develop into secondary cancer.
After breast cancer surgery left Karen with scars, she put the empowering lessons of an ancient Japanese art into practice and sought out the skills of a talented tattoo artist.
When Anne found a lump in her neck, she had no idea it could be linked to the cancer she had years earlier.
Researchers have discovered weaknesses in some triple negative breast cancers that could lead to new ways to treat this form of the disease.
Pinder, who received a primary breast cancer diagnosis, walked 100km for the £1k Challenge that raises funds to help with research, support and campaigns for those affected by secondary breast cancer.
To celebrate our research successes of the past year our research communications officer, Edd, picked out his favourite discoveries and explains why they are so important.
Meet some of our many £1k Challenge fundraisers who’ve shown they’re here for people living with secondary breast cancer, by raising funds for associated research, support and campaigns.