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.
A study funded by Breast Cancer Now has identified a protein that affects the blood vessels in the lungs.
Many women worry about breast pain. But, as Clinical Nurse Specialist Addie Mitchell explains, on its own breast pain is rarely a sign of cancer.
After her breast cancer diagnosis, Marcia began to practice yoga. She felt empowered and in charge of her recovery and wellbeing. Now a qualified yoga teacher, she shares five poses to support you through your treatment.
Anita found Breast Cancer Now's services invaluable after her breast cancer diagnosis. She decided to host a local art auction to fundraise and give back to the charity.
After meeting at a Breast Cancer Now event for younger women with secondary breast cancer, Nic and Jen started The Little C Club to help others talk to their children about their cancer diagnosis.
We outline the current problems facing the breast imaging and diagnositic workforce, which is essential for treating breast cancer.
Annabel was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer when she was 31. She shares how she approached dating and relationships after her treatment finished.
When Charles’ mum Eilidh was diagnosed with cancer, he promised to be there for her. He shares how her diagnosis showed him how resilient his mum was.
Elen writes about her secondary breast cancer diagnosis, the moment that her ‘dragon’ returned. She explains why she refuses to let her cancer define her.