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Putting patients first during the coronavirus pandemic

Find out about the work the Policy and Campaigns team have been doing on behalf of people affected by breast cancer since lockdown.

Ten things you might not know we’ve discovered since last Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Worried about the weather?

This is the blog post for you! Come rain or shine, we’ll help make sure your Afternoon Tea is a smashing success.

Changing the words we use: secondary is becoming metastatic

23 November at 2pm. Join us to explore why we’re moving from secondary breast cancer to metastatic breast cancer, what has informed this change, and what it means for people affected by breast cancer.

Researchers unmask how changes in a ‘hidden’ network in human lymph nodes affect breast cancer survival

New research funded by Breast Cancer Now* has uncovered changes in the structure of lymph nodes that could one day help identify people who are at higher or lower risk of breast cancer spreading. This could guide treatment decisions and help more people avoid unnecessary treatment.

Latest afternoon tea trends revealed, with Brits taking to their air fryers for Breast Cancer Now

2024 afternoon tea trends revealed as Breast Cancer Now calls on the UK to sign up and host an Afternoon Tea to raise vital funds for its research and support.

Rest, relief and realistic sleep

21 April at 7pm. Dr Jill will explore why sleep often changes during illness, what’s happening in the body and brain and how to work with your sleep rather than fight it.

Walk 100 Miles in October challenge 2026 – Feedback survey free prize draw terms and conditions

We respond to research about a potential new treatment for advanced breast cancer patients

Dr Kotryna Temcinaite, senior research communications manager at Breast Cancer Now, said:

Understanding how hidden breast cancer cells survive treatment

Professor Luca Magnani

Breast cysts

Learn more about breast cysts, including what they are, what causes them and how they can be treated.

Rhona

"I would like my twin sister and I to be part of The Show - what we’ve experienced is extremely unique, and we love that we get the chance to share this together."