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.
In this episode, we’re talking to Fay, who talks about struggling with sex and intimacy in the months following her treatment.
When Richard’s mum passed away from secondary breast cancer, he chose to honour her memory by cycling for Breast Cancer Now.
Each year we return to the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium in Texas, USA, to hear about the progress in research.
Susan struggled with feelings of guilt, isolation and loneliness after being diagnosed in 2016. This is how she managed her emotions.
When Sacha lost her mum to breast cancer in 2019, she wanted to do something in her memory.
When Maureen was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, she reflected on the suggestion that she's been unlucky – and why she doesn’t think it’s so clear-cut.
Ruth wrote a diary about her breast cancer diagnosis, right up until the last day of treatment. She shares how she overcame feeling a loss of control, and why she’s looking forward to the future.
Fran used poetry and creative writing to help her move forward after treatment. Here are her top tips for getting started.
Our Clinical Nurse Specialist Catherine Priestley highlights some themes from the 2019 International Consensus Conference for Advanced Breast Cancer (ABC) in Lisbon.