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Following her treatment for primary breast cancer, Leighanne found the Moving Forward course helped her to talk through her experiences. Now, as a Breast Cancer Voice, she’s finding ways to help others facing similar challenges.

When Sue was initially diagnosed with secondary (metastatic) breast cancer, she was told she may only have a year to live. Five years on, she is still able to enjoy an active lifestyle.

Researchers help clinicians select the best possible treatment for women with oestrogen receptor positive breast cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr Kotryna Temcinaite, Senior Research Communications Manager at Breast Cancer Now, said:

Stacey had already experienced leukaemia as a child, so getting breast cancer as a young adult was a big shock for her.

Jane was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013 after her tumour was initially missed by mammogram and ultrasound scans. Since then, she’s been doing what she can to raise awareness amongst her friends, family and colleagues.

Our Breast Cancer Voices have helped a team of researchers better understand how people feel about taking bisphosphonates for primary breast cancer. Our Voices use their diverse breast cancer experiences to create change and impact breast cancer work and research.

Find out more about what your breast cancer grade means and how it might affect your treatment options.

We're hearing that older people with breast cancer may not be receiving the level and type of support treatment and information they need as we outlined in our 2011 policy briefing.

Professor Sophia Karagiannis

From walking to swimming, we look at five types of exercise that you may want to try after breast cancer treatment, with some expert tips to get you started.

Create a full year of golf challenges and events, and you could help make sure people affected by breast cancer get the support they need.

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