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We respond to findings from a Swedish trial about AI supported breast screening

In response to interim findings from a Swedish randomised control trial about AI-supported breast screening published in Lancet Oncology, Dr Kotryna Temcinaite, head of research communications at Breast Cancer Now, said:

Ho Chi Minh to Angkor Wat Cycle

Cycle through beautiful rural landscapes dotted with ruins of ancient civilisations. You'll see small towns where Buddhist temples contrast well-preserved French-era buildings and ramshackle houses.

Research finds that changes in gut bacteria can influence breast cancer growth

Researchers have found a possible link between antibiotic use, gut bacteria and the speed of breast cancer growth in mice.

Painting a richer picture - DNA methylation and breast cancer risk

Rebecca - Self-care

Rebecca talks about the steps she takes to look after herself and wellbeing, as well as living with secondary breast cancer.

Highlights from the NCRI 2017 – part three

Killer immune cells in secondary triple negative breast cancer

Professor Seth Coffelt

A dietary intervention in combination with targeted drugs for triple negative breast cancer

Professor Karen Vousden

Signs and symptoms of breast cancer recurrence infographic

A pdf showing the possible signs and symptoms to be aware of if you've had breast cancer.

Humanising Healthcare to improve future patient experience

We’re excited to announce our new Humanising Healthcare webpage showcasing the amazing impact that volunteers, recruited from our Voices community, are having.

Mum's diagnosis made spending time together even more important

We talk to Francesca and Fiona, Kally and Amanda about their stories of motherhood and breast cancer.

Facing the Future

Breast cancer affects everyone – men and women from all walks of life. The effects of breast cancer are profound – not just on those diagnosed, but also on their loved ones. The Facing the future exhibition tells their stories and celebrates their resilience, raising awareness of and funds for Breast Cancer Now during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.