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This leaflet provides information about Moving Forward, our free service for those adjusting to to life after primary breast cancer treatment.

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

Aimi’s mother and grandmother both died by the age of 36 from breast and ovarian cancers. Aimi tells us what it’s like to have inherited the faulty BRCA1 gene.

Compare the different options for breast reconstruction, including information to help you decide which type might be right for you.

To launch a year-long campaign to raise £1 million for us celebrity broadcaster Chris Evans is unveiling FAB1.

Learn about EC chemotherapy for breast cancer, including what it is, who might have it, how it's given and possible side effects.

Find out more about fulvestrant (Faslodex), including when it's used and possible side effects.

Have you ever wondered how scientists discover new drugs? In this blog, we explore the journey research takes from the initial questions to new drugs.

Breast screening is a powerful tool in diagnosing breast cancer early, but too many people face barriers to taking up their screening invite. Jn this post, we explore inequalities in screening, and Breast Cancer Now’s plans to push for a more inclusive and accessible programme.

When Laura was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, she was told she had two years to live. 11 years later, she is running her own successful blog, Living with Hope and Secondary Breast Cancer. We spoke to Laura about the effect that sharing her story and experience has had on her, and what led to her speaking onstage in front of an audience of hundreds last year.

You'll go through rainforests to the top of Africa’s highest peak, on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Standing atop Mt Kilimanjaro (5,895m), you’ll see a stunning sunrise over Tanzania. And what's more, the money you raise will help us continue our life-saving research and life-changing support.

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