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Breastfeeding and breast cancer treatment
Find out more about breastfeeding during and after breast cancer treatment, and where to get support.
Improving quality of life
Breast cancer affects people’s lives in many different ways. Using our research, we want to improve their quality of life.
Research Study
Using artificial intelligence to help women with DCIS safely skip unnecessary treatment
Dr Kastytis Sidlauskas
Article
We respond to July’s NHS England waiting times data
Baroness Delyth Morgan, chief executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:
Join free evening webinars
Join one of our free evening webinars led by our clinical nurse specialists. You can also explore other training opportunities
Event
Big Pink Jump October
Take flight during Breast Cancer Awareness Month and master the skies from over 10,000ft.
Pick an airfield near you to join other skydivers across the country and paint the skies pink for Breast Cancer Now.
Article
Breast Cancer Now responds to research about detecting breast cancer from fingertip smears
In response to research, published in Scientific Reports*, about detecting breast cancer from fingertip smears, Dr Kotryna Temcinaite, senior research communications manager at Breast Cancer Now, said:
Article
Breast biopsy results: Will they be fast?
It’s normal to be worried while waiting for results of a breast biopsy. Breast Care Nurse Eve Smith explains how long results usually take and what you can do to manage anxiety.
Donate your foreign currency
Your foreign currency and old coins can help us be here for everyone affected by breast cancer. Find out how to donate with Cash4Coins.
Article
We respond to SMC rejection of capivasertib with fulvestrant for use on the NHS in Scotland
Claire Rowney, chief executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:
Briefing on breast cancer screening in England
We’ve produced a briefing outlining the key insights and recommendations for ensuring the efficiency and future success of the programme.
Article
We respond to Audit Wales Cancer Services Report
Claire Rowney, chief executive, at Breast Cancer Now, said: