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Read how we plan to progress the actions of the Scottish Cancer Action Plan 2023-2026 and our concerns around the commitment to collect secondary breast cancer data.

Mary was diagnosed just 3 weeks after her mum, Angela. Supporting each other whilst trying to look after themselves was tricky to navigate. But going through it together was a big comfort. To celebrate their journeys, they applied for our diverse catwalk, The Show. Find out more about their stories, why they're taking part, and how to watch.

Tamsin developed lymphoedema after finishing chemotherapy for a breast cancer recurrence. She shares her top tips for managing the condition.

When Dawn was diagnosed with breast cancer, she decided to increase her physical activity to get the best treatment outcome she could. She tells us about her journey, and her weightlifting triumphs along the way.

When Judi found out she had breast cancer in January 2021, she worried about navigating treatment alone. More than anything, she needed to find people who understood what she was going through.

After losing her mum and sister to breast cancer, Bami was hypervigilant about her own risk. Now, she volunteers her time and efforts to educating others on what to look out for.

Want an easy way to boost your fundraising? Here are our top tips for holding an amazing raffle.

Still undergoing breast cancer treatment, Becky signed up for the Pink Ribbon Walk. She told us about herself, her fundraising and her highlights from the day.

This easy-read booklet is about being diagnosed with primary breast cancer and deciding on what treatment is best for you. You may like to read it with our easy-read booklet on Surgery for primary breast cancer.

Over 55,000 of you made your voices heard and backed our call. And thanks to that support, NHS England has now agreed to run a national breast screening awareness campaign.

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