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Baroness Delyth Morgan, Chief Executive at Breast Cancer Now, responded to the latest census of clinical oncologists from The Royal College of Radiologists.

We talk to Dani about her treatment-induced early menopause and her business set up to help others in the same position.

Lucy discusses the difficult emotions she felt after her breast cancer diagnosis and how she manages them since she finished hospital treatment.

Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, so we spoke to some of the women funded by Breast Cancer Now to find out more about them.

This booklet is for anyone who has brain metastases. It describes what secondary breast cancer in the brain is, what the symptoms are and the treatments that may be used.

Share your experience and use your voice to shape UK-wide research, policy and care, and create change for people affected by breast cancer.

This booklet describes the treatments people may be offered if they have been diagnosed with invasive primary breast cancer, in Urdu and English. It also includes information on the types of breast cancer, making treatment decisions and where to find support. 

In this harsh but stunning environment, you’ll explore snow-covered landscapes, pine forests and frozen lakes. And you’ll get to try out some exciting transport, from cross-country skiing to husky-sledding.

The England Women’s football team held their very own Pink Friday last week to celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Emma struggled when she gained weight during breast cancer treatment. She shares five tips that helped her on her weight loss journey.

Read more about breast changes during and after pregnancy, including how to be breast aware.

Are you ready for a royal ramble? To chase the ‘King’ from coast to sweeping ridges in the South Downs?

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