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No Time To Waste: how we’re doing so far

Back in January, we launched the next stage of our No Time To Waste campaign. We’re campaigning for a national breast screening awareness campaign to encourage everyone who is invited to attend their appointment.   

Two years too long; queue for life-extending breast cancer drug in Trafalgar Square as campaigners demand NHS access to Enhertu

A poignant queue formed in Trafalgar Square, representing the thousands of people facing an agonising wait for NHS access to life-extending drug Enhertu and the many who’ve tragically died waiting.

Tamoxifen

Learn about tamoxifen, a hormone therapy for breast cancer, including how it works, how it’s taken and possible side effects.

Evaluating our 1st year of Breast Cancer Voices

Join us online to find out what we've done together during the first year of Breast Cancer Voices. Hear about our goals, your impact, and what's to come!

I’m leaving a gift in memory of my friend, Clare

Wendy shares what led her to pledge a gift in her will, to help change the future of breast cancer.

The future of breast cancer screening

Breast cancer screening is an important tool for early detection. But what does screening currently look like? And how could it be improved?

Parliament debates secondary breast cancer

This Tuesday saw a debate in the Westminster Parliament on secondary breast cancer, the first time it has been debated for a number of years.

Breast Cancer Now respond to NICE’s decision to approve olaparib for use on the NHS.

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

Top tips for success

Our friendly team share their top tips for a successful fundraiser.

Prevention and early diagnosis

Uncovering risk factors. Predicting its spread. Quicker, earlier diagnosis. Because by taking on breast cancer early, we can save lives.

In 2020, I was given 2 years to live. This year, my scans show that I’ve had a complete response to treatment

When Fran was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer at 25, she was determined to defy the prognosis she’d been given. After surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy, she's been declared No Evidence of Disease.

Paid Oedi Cymru – No Time to Waste Wales

Read our blog update on our No Time To Waste Wales campaign