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Helen Gorman

The biological clock – could timing improve breast cancer treatment?

In these blogs, we explore some of the biggest topics in breast cancer research. One of those topics is how the body’s biological clock is involved in breast cancer.

‘You’ll feel so alone’: a letter to myself a year after my diagnosis

In November 2019, Laura found out she had breast cancer. This is the letter she wrote to herself exactly a year after her diagnosis.

Meet the foundations and trusts that support us

Together with Charitable Trusts and Foundations, we're building a future where everyone with breast cancer lives and lives well.

Side effects of letrozole (Femara)

Find out more about the side effects of letrozole (Femara).

Yorkshire Three Peaks

Are you ready to tackle the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge? You'll take on an epic 1-day adventure, walking the 3 highest peaks of the Yorkshire Dales.

Nathalie

"Living flat by necessity has helped me develop another form of strength and confidence. And I’m alive! And telling the story!"

As a widow, my first thoughts when I was diagnosed were for my children

Last year, Francesca was diagnosed with breast cancer. She had lost her husband five years before and struggled with handling treatment during the pandemic. She shares how her family helped her cope.

I just wanted to get back to being me

When Cassie finished breast cancer treatment in April 2018, she knew she wanted to mark the occasion by doing something different.

Group for younger women with metastatic breast cancer

Find support and build connections with other young women in our monthly groups.

Chemotherapy took so much from me, but I’ve found a way to take back control

While going through treatment for stage three breast cancer, Bal experienced hair loss, fatigue and ongoing brain fog. Thanks to support and research groups, she’s now feeling more empowered.

We respond to NHS England's proposed new standards

Baroness Delyth Morgan, Chief Executive at Breast Cancer Now, said: