Rhianwen was diagnosed with breast cancer this year. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, her treatment has been affected. Here is how she is coping.
Our CEO Delyth Morgan explains how Breast Cancer Now is working to support people affected, and why we need your help.
Clinical Nurse Specialist Jane Murphy answers common questions about breast cancer and the coronavirus (Covid-19).
This week we’re celebrating the invaluable contribution volunteers make to our important work.
When Jen was diagnosed with breast cancer during her third year at university, it interrupted almost every aspect of her life. Now, she’s focusing on recovery.
Grandmother-of-six, Ruth, has been diagnosed with primary breast cancer three times. Recently, she also got coronavirus.
Stacey had already experienced leukaemia as a child, so getting breast cancer as a young adult was a big shock for her.
Joanne was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in 2017, but has since had her treatment changed due to the COVID-19 crisis.
We are calling for the needs of patients with incurable cancer to be recognised and addressed by Governments and the NHS across the UK.
After being diagnosed with breast cancer, Aisling found it difficult to adjust to a new pace of life. Now, she feels she's made progress.