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Paula chats with Laura about how she dealt with the shock of a secondary breast cancer diagnosis, and how she copes with the continued impact on her and her family.

This is your chance to take on the world’s biggest duathlon. And to experience Richmond Park like never before! Run-bike-run your way round closed roads. You can choose from a range of distances and options perfect for beginners or seasoned athletes.

Lace up your trainers and get ready to indulge your senses in the Hackney Half. Live bands, entertainment and vibrant street art line this fast and flat 13.1-mile route, which takes in east London’s most iconic landmarks, including historic Hackney Empire and the Olympic Stadium.

Looking for inspiration? We’ve got lots of ideas to get you started.

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.

In 2024, we started the process of developing our next strategy – the plan we’ll use to guide our work over the coming years. We wanted the experiences of people affected by breast cancer to be at the heart of it. And to do that, we needed to hear from as many people affected by breast cancer as possible.

Dr Sam Orange talks about how exercise helps with fatigue, and tips on how to be physically active.

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.

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