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

Last year, we launched a campaign demanding change for people affected by secondary breast cancer. We look at some of the results of the campaign so far.

Dr Damir Varešlija

Our Breast Cancer Voices helped researchers measure the effect of someone’s health condition on their partners and family members.

Jacqueline struggled with achy joints, nausea and dizziness due to hormone therapy. She gives her tips on managing symptoms.

This morning Breast Cancer Care was at Downing Street to deliver a petition of 12,013 signatures. It calls for the UK and devolved governments to make secondary breast cancer a priority.

This booklet tells you about breast calcifications. It explains what calcifications are, how they're found and what will happen if they need to be followed up.

If you’ve had to take time off work during breast cancer treatment, when or whether you return can depend on a number of things. We look at your rights and your employer’s responsibilities.

A tireless fundraiser for Breast Cancer Now, Robert shares how he got started, what keeps him motivated, and how his team pushed towards an incredible milestone.

Yoga helped Edwina physically and emotionally after treatment ended. Watch her easy-to-follow videos on getting started with yoga.

Following last year’s wear it pink event in the Houses of Parliament, we decided this year we’d mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month by returning the event to the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh and the Senedd in Cardiff.

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