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Researchers have developed a ‘molecular clock’ blood test that can track the growth of multiple tumours around the body to help identify the most actively growing tumours and guide treatment.

Dr Sam Orange is a researcher at Newcastle University, working on a research project funded by Breast Cancer Now. The project aims to improve women's access to physical activity support after breast cancer treatment.

Our amazing colleague, Kim, made a delicious rainbow cake in Breast Cancer Now colours. We just had to find out the recipe to share with you!

Roger was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015. He talks about his experience as a gay man going through treatment, and why there needs to be better support.

Personal trainer Fran speaks about her secondary breast cancer diagnosis and how she looks after her mental health and physical health.

Professor Chris Lord

Read about our plan to ensure that all eligible women have equal access to breast screening, to provide the best opportunity to detect breast cancer as early as possible.

One of the best ways to encourage your guests to donate, is by getting everyone involved in a fun game. If 15 guests donate just £2 each to play, this could pay for 1 hour of world-class research. When it comes to research, every moment counts, and every hour in the lab brings us even closer to making breakthroughs in breast cancer.

Feeling overwhelmed at the end of her treatment, Lynne joined our online Moving Forward course to help her readjust to daily life. After it helped her take the next steps, she became a volunteer for our new Northern Ireland courses.

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