Search

Manchester Half Marathon

You won’t want to miss this must-do event in vibrant Manchester.

Emma and Joanne's story

We’re proud to wear it pink.

Being diagnosed with breast cancer at a young age made it hard to find support

When Beth was diagnosed with breast cancer at 33, she struggled to find other patients her age. After joining the Younger Women Together course, she was able to find the support she needed.

When our older sister passed away from breast cancer, we wanted to do something in her memory

When their older sister, Susan, was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in 2016, Carol and Lisa began fundraising. They continue their efforts now in her memory.

"I was filled with hope and excitement at the extent of the research that is being funded by Breast Cancer Now"

Bill Grant MP and Miles Briggs MSP joined us on a research tour of the Beatson Institute for Cancer Research in Glasgow.

Secondary counts – our secondary breast cancer campaign win

Today, we are excited to announce that we have finally secured a long-overdue secondary breast cancer audit in England, delivering on one of the key calls from our Unsurvivors campaign.

Who doesn’t love an excuse to throw a party, and this is the greatest excuse there is, helping others

Cath Kidston's Social Media Manager, Lucy, tells us how she's been personally affected by cancer and why Cath Kidston's partnership with Breast Cancer Now's Afternoon Tea campaign is so important.

10 thoughtful items to gift someone during their breast cancer treatment

If you know someone undergoing chemotherapy or radiotherapy, here are some simple things you can get for them to help them through.

The diagnosis deficit in numbers

Read our blog on the diagnosis deficit

I had no idea how cancer would impact my work

Liz shares her experience of returning to work as a breast surgeon after her own diagnosis, and why she’s now an ambassador for Working with Cancer.

PARP inhibitors in breast cancer treatment

Learn more about PARP inhibitors, a targeted therapy used to treat some types of primary and secondary breast cancer.