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Melanie Sturtevant, associate director of policy, evidence and influencing at Breast Cancer Now, said:

A 'molecular clock' blood test could help track the growth of tumours around the body, helping to guide the best treatment for individual patients.

People with breast cancer are continuing to face glaring inequalities and significant adversity, much of which remains hidden and unacknowledged by wider society and policy makers, according to a new global report published today.

Researchers are working to develop a blood test which could predict the likelihood of breast cancer spreading to the bone and becoming incurable, thanks to new funding from Breast Cancer Now.

In this episode, Laura talks to Sonia, member of the board of trustees at Breast Cancer Now. Sonia speaks about her diagnosis of breast cancer and how it affected her personally and professionally.

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Learn about the possible side effects of chemotherapy for breast cancer, and how they can be managed or controlled.

Over the last year, we’ve been trying to better understand breast cancer in Northern Ireland. We’ve engaged with people affected by breast cancer, local politicians, cancer charities, healthcare professionals and representatives from the Department of Health and Public Health Agency.

The Breast Cancer Now Research Unit at King's College London is entirely focused on studying triple negative breast cancer. Find out more.

You get to race around this inspiring Olympic venue in the Dorney Triathlon. Known for being a flat course, this is your chance to achieve that personal best.

Afternoon Tea supporter Laura shares her delicious Malteaser Tiffin recipe.

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