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My friend and I discovered we had breast cancer, so we went big for our Afternoon Tea

Afternoon Tea was Debbie and Sarah’s way to achieve something positive out of their experience of breast cancer.

There is still a lack of information about BRCA genes – for patients and health professionals

Tony found out he had an altered BRCA2 gene after being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011. Before that, he had no idea what it could entail, and he worries that many people still don’t.

Researchers develop a new method to support women making decisions about breast reconstruction

Researchers looked at additional support that could help women discuss their goals and priorities for breast reconstruction surgery with their surgeon.

I want to help other young women feel less lonely

Sarah was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 29. She tells us what it’s like to have breast cancer as a young woman and what she’s doing to raise awareness.

Financial support and benefits when you have breast cancer

You may be able to get financial support if you have breast cancer. Find out more about financial benefits and support you may be entitled to.

Moving Forward with Breast Cancer Now: our stories

We asked women who attended the Macclesfield Moving Forward course in February 2025 to tell us how they felt about the course and what it brought to their lives.

Breast Cancer Now celebrates landmark victory as Trodelvy is recommended for use on the NHS in England

Responding, Baroness Delyth Morgan, Chief Executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:

What do we still need to learn about DCIS?

Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS) is an early form of breast cancer. With DCIS, cancer cells are present in the breast duct, but they can’t spread to the surrounding breast tissue.

How to Wear It Pink at school

Organise a fundraising event at your school to get creative, raise money and save lives.

Lisa Riley - on family history, awareness and support

In this episode, Lisa Riley opens up about her mum's breast cancer diagnosis, the Emmerdale storyline about breast cancer, and her work with Breast Cancer Now.

Using AI to understand why some ER-positive breast cancers return after many years

Professor Maria Secrier

Exercises after breast cancer surgery (BCC6)

This leaflet can help you regain arm and shoulder movement after breast cancer surgery. It has exercises for the different stages of your recovery, starting from the day after your operation.