In this podcast, we give you a quick insight into three of our current research projects and how they impact people affected by breast cancer.
Christine's children were adults when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, but sharing the news with them was still difficult.
Laura was pregnant with her second child when she was diagnosed with primary breast cancer. She was also told she had the BRCA2 gene.
When Kit was initially diagnosed with secondary breast cancer at the age of 33, she was shocked. She explains why she refuses to let her cancer define her.
From walking to swimming, we look at five types of exercise that you may want to try after breast cancer treatment, with some expert tips to get you started.
Winter can be a difficult time, especially if you've been diagnosed or recently finished treatment. Our nurse Jane Murphy looks at mental health and breast cancer.
Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist Rachel Rawson explains how to spot the signs of anxiety, and explains some simple ways of coping and reducing it.
With the help of an expert, we look at the best ways to try to get a good night’s sleep, from self-help tips to sleep aids.
During her recovery from breast cancer treatment, Angela decided to write Rebel Boob, a show about the real-life experiences of women with breast cancer.
Last week, we went to Parliament to deliver our secondary breast cancer petition to the Cancer Minister, Jo Churchill MP.