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A creative spirit, Nina is living with secondary breast cancer. She wants to live to experience a dream holiday in Japan with her daughter.

Your pocket companion to primary breast cancer. Our app, Becca, has trustworthy information for anyone living with, or beyond, primary breast cancer.

Take part in an online interview with one of our corporate partnerships team about the industry you work in to help us connect with new corporate partners, and help us fund our life-changing research and support.

Hyperplasia is a benign (not cancer) breast condition. Learn about what it is, how it is diagnosed and how it can be treated.

Elacestrant (Korserdu) is a hormone therapy drug. Learn more about when it's given, how it works and the side effects it may cause.

Tracy, a secondary breast specialist cancer nurse, tells us about the importance of specialist support for people living with secondary breast cancer.

Find out about our free will-writing services and help protect people affected by breast cancer, long into the future. Have your will written for free through the National Free Wills Network, or use our free online will-writing service through MyIntent.

Some breast cancers use hormones in the body to help them grow. Here's what you need to know about hormone receptors and breast cancer.

If you’re aged 18 to 45, Younger Women Together gives you tailored support and the chance to meet people your age.

Dr Simon Vincent, Director of Research at Breast Cancer Now, said:

Learn about capecitabine (Xeloda), a chemotherapy drug used to treat breast cancer, including when it’s given, how it’s taken, and possible side effects.

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