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Secondary (metastatic) breast cancer in the brain

Find out about what it means when breast cancer has spread to the brain, the different treatment options and managing symptoms.

My story: exercise and breast cancer

Sara, Rebecca and Della talk about their relationship with exercise throughout and beyond their breast cancer treatment.

My treatment was tough, but the emotional support I received had a huge impact on my recovery

Toria Kendrick was diagnosed with breast cancer shortly after having a baby and seeing her own mother go through treatment. Once she felt well enough to return to work, she began raising money to help others.

I love using my experiences to help improve support in the future

As a Breast Cancer Voice, Julie uses her experiences to advocate for others and improve researchers’ understanding of breast cancer.

The only menopausal mum at the school gate

Ann Coxon was diagnosed with breast cancer in autumn 2014, the year before her young daughter was going to start school.

The day I was diagnosed with breast cancer

Nicky, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013, couldn’t believe the diagnosis when it happened. She found our support services kept her informed and stopped her feeling isolated.

Scotland demands change - working with the Scottish parliament to change the future of breast cancer in Scotland

Read how you can help change the future of breast cancer in Scotland.

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Vinorelbine (Navelbine)

Learn about the chemotherapy drug vinorelbine (Navelbine), including how it’s given, who might be offered it, possible side effects and medicines to avoid during treatment.

15 years later, we’ve reached our £100,000 fundraising goal

A tireless fundraiser for Breast Cancer Now, Robert shares how he got started, what keeps him motivated, and how his team pushed towards an incredible milestone.

Two hormones could help more accurately predict breast cancer risk in younger women

A study has found that adding two hormone measurements to a breast cancer risk prediction tool can increase its accuracy for women aged 35-50.

Coffee mornings

Coffee. Cake. What’s not to love? Coffee mornings are a great way to bring people together, so stick the kettle on and get planning.