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Changes to be aware of after breast cancer

Most breast cancers don’t come back after treatment, but sometimes it can return. This leaflet shows the changes to look out for.

Wear It Pink supporter stories

Meet some of our amazing supporters who take part in Wear It Pink.

Terms and conditions

By taking on an 'Own Place' event for Breast Cancer Now, I agree that:

5 tips for managing hair loss

Jo was devastated when she found out chemotherapy meant that she would lose her hair. She shares her tips on managing hair loss.

10 ways to support people with breast cancer this Giving Tuesday

Every 10 minutes, is diagnosed with breast cancer. #Give10 on 27 November and help us be there for them.

Work fundraising ideas

BerryWorld’s Beautiful Berry Infused Water

BerryWorld have shared their refreshing infused berry water recipe with us. It’s a tasty and healthy way to quench your thirst.

Gail Russell

We’re advising EastEnders on Sam Mitchell’s breast cancer storyline

Breast Cancer Now’s nursing team has been advising the research team at EastEnders over the last few months, to make sure that Sam Mitchell’s breast cancer storyline, which has been playing out since the character returned to Albert Square in early December, is portrayed sensitively and accurately.

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Connect with others through our free support services. Share experiences, ask questions, or simply be with people who understand.

Researchers uncover how tumour surroundings can help breast cancer spread

New research reveals the role a molecule called Endo180 plays in breast cancer spreading and becoming incurable.

Breast Cancer Now responds to new evidence that ‘exhausted’ immune cells in healthy women could be target for breast cancer prevention

Dr Simon Vincent, director of research, support and influencing at Breast Cancer Now, said: