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NHS Wales will participate in the first ever National Metastatic Breast Cancer Audit run by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP), following Breast Cancer Now’s calls for an Audit for improved data collection.

Researchers have uncovered the key to improving immunotherapy’s ability to stop breast cancer from spreading to the lungs.

This leaflet is about fat necrosis, a benign (not cancer) condition that most commonly develops after an injury or trauma to the breast tissue. It explains what fat necrosis is, how it’s found and what will happen if it needs to be treated or followed up.

We can help you with your revalidation. Review our patient information, contribute to talks on our webinars or join a Facebook Live session.

Fran used poetry and creative writing to help her move forward after treatment. Here are her top tips for getting started.

Valerie’s passionate about raising breast cancer awareness and doing her bit. When she could no longer take on a Pink Ribbon Walk, she decided to volunteer instead.

Learn about trastuzumab deruxtecan (Enhertu), a targeted breast cancer therapy, including how it works, who might be offered it and possible side effects.

Today marks the start of the two-day (Monday 24 and Tuesday 25 January) UK Interdisciplinary Breast Cancer Symposium (UKIBCS), hosted by leading UK breast cancer charity, Breast Cancer Now.

There are plenty of ways to take part in wear it pink, but don’t just take it from us! We’re so excited to introduce you to some of our wonderful supporters who featured in our new video.

You’ll set out on your 50km looped route from our Guilford base camp, while taking in some of the best of the Surrey hills, the North Downs Way, and the surrounding countryside.

Kate, who has incurable, secondary breast cancer, and her friend David tell us how their friendship helps them through difficult times.

Joy has been living with secondary breast cancer since 2011. She tells us about the difficulties she faced getting diagnosed and the importance of being aware of the symptoms of secondary breast cancer.

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