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Professor Ross Chapman

Emma looks back on her experience of secondary breast cancer, her friendships with the late Dame Deborah James and Nicky Newman, and how she keeps going when she feels far from limitless.

Read about our quality standards for health information, how to give feedback and the PIF TICK quality mark for trusted information.

Many people have difficulties sleeping during and after breast cancer. Read about why this is, what you can do to improve your sleep, and available treatments.

When she was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer at 25, Fran put her all into building and maintaining her physical strength.

Learn about fat necrosis – a benign (not cancer) breast condition – including what it is, what causes it and how it’s diagnosed.

As a public health talks volunteer, you'll deliver online and face-to-face breast awareness talks, championing our work in local communities and workplaces across the UK.

There’s a lot to take when you’re newly diagnosed with breast cancer. Find out what to expect and what might help you cope if you've just been diagnosed.

Thanks to you, our campaigns are making things better for people living with or affected by breast cancer. Learn about our recent successes.

Professor Anna Gavin

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.

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