We answer some common questions about the current COVID-19 vaccines and breast cancer.
With local healthcare services rapidly changing the ways in which people can get involved in shaping them is also altering.
Every year around 55000 people many of them mothers or grandmothers are diagnosed with breast cancer in the UK.
Sunday 10 March is Mothers’ Day and we want to highlight some of the ways we’re helping mums up and down the country.
Doing it for Mum
Breast Cancer Care has a wide range of high-profile supporters who give up their time to help us as official patrons and ambassadors.
If you read the Winter issue of Vita Breast Cancer Care's quarterly magazine you'll probably have read about our Vita bloggers - three women who've all been diagnosed with breast cancer.
We’ve noticed that the Ben Nevis Challenge is becoming more and more popular for groups of friends family and colleagues so we got in touch with some of them to find out why.
Birmingham Leeds and Cardiff are all hosting a Younger Women’s Forum in the coming months and you can book your place now.
We think it’s really important to use people in our publications and on our website who have experienced breast cancer.
Their images alongside quotes from people who have been there give our resources warmth and honesty. They also mean we’re reflecting the people who use our services.
We discuss the My Cancer Treatment website and how it may be able to help you.
Many people find that diagnosis and treatment for breast cancer puts their relationships under a great deal of strain.