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Breast cancer has been in Bami’s life ever since her mother was diagnosed. She uses her experience to make others aware of symptoms.

Baroness Delyth Morgan, Chief Executive of Breast Cancer Now, has commented on the new estimates.

Claire Rowney, chief executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:

This booklet is for anyone whose breast cancer has spread to their liver. It describes what secondary breast cancer in the liver is, what the symptoms are and the treatments used.

To support his mum and the research that has helped her through two breast cancer diagnoses, Carl is raising £20,000 for Breast Cancer Now.

Marie’s taking part in The Show, our annual catwalk, to show that breast cancer can happen at any age and ‘there is light at the end the tunnel.’ Marie and our 23 other models are people from all walks of life, living with or beyond breast cancer. Using fashion, they’re celebrating who they've become through their personal experience of breast cancer. Read Marie’s story.

Joanne is currently in treatment after receiving a second breast cancer diagnosis. She reflects on the resources she found helpful after her first diagnosis.

Our in-person courses are run in collaboration with NHS hospitals.

This leaflet tells you about fibroadenoma. It explains what a fibroadenoma is, how it’s diagnosed and what will happen if it needs to be followed up or treated.

Today the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Breast Cancer (APPGBC) launches its report Age is just a number. It makes recommendations about tackling the issues surrounding inequality in treatment services and support available to older people with breast cancer.

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