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.
Dr Rachel Eyre has been awarded the 2019 Sir Antony Driver Prize, which is awarded each year to a Breast Cancer Now researcher who has shown an incredible commitment to their field of research.
We often talk about the effects breast cancer can have on your physical health, but it’s also important to acknowledge how your mental health may be impacted.
In this podcast, we speak to Avril, who found herself at a loose end while undergoing treatment for breast cancer. She decided to set up her own network offering community and support, Cancer Central.
New research has found that changes in abdominal fat after surgery may affect the risk of recurrence.
Though she is no longer undergoing treatment for breast cancer, Laura still has plenty of tips for those who have recently been diagnosed.
New research has found that a new drug could reverse or even prevent resistance to hormone therapy.
After Davina was diagnosed with primary breast cancer in 2017, she decided she wanted to give something back by fundraising for Breast Cancer Now.
Jackie deals with stress by putting down her thoughts as poetry. She wrote a poem after her first clear scan in July, nearly a year after finishing treatment for breast cancer.
Lorraine was shocked to find out that her partner, Richard, had developed secondary breast cancer at the age of 40.