“Everyone always thinks it's going to be someone else – or at least that's my experience – and I certainly did” - Claire Rowney Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. breastcancernow.org/about-us/pod...

New figures show that almost one million people are living with or beyond breast cancer in the UK. And by 2050 it’s projected to reach over 1.4 million. Behind these figures are too many human lives being touched and ripped apart by this devastating disease.

We're researching relentlessly now. For a future where no one dies of breast cancer. 🔬 We're here with support now. Until the day you no longer need us.​ ❤️ We're demanding change now. So everyone can get the best treatment. 📢

“If you’re thinking about volunteering, just do it!” After her treatment for primary breast cancer, Priya wanted to give something back by volunteering at a Pink Ribbon Walk. Could you help cheer our amazing walkers at one of our 4 iconic locations? volunteers.breastcancernow.org/event/list

We can’t wait to welcome our walkers to the first Pink Ribbon Walk of the season at Hampton Court Palace. And it’s not too late to join them! Sign up to raise funds for vital support, science and solidarity. breastcancernow.org/get-involved...

Laura was diagnosed with stage 2 triple positive breast cancer in 2022, and will be one of the fabulous models in The Show by Breast Cancer Now. Take your virtual seat, be inspired and find out how together, we can change the future of breast cancer. Now. breastcancernow.org/get-involved...

Our scientists have uncovered a ‘traffic jam’ that could help breast cancer spread to the lungs. While still early, this research points to new ways we could prevent secondary breast cancer in the future. breastcancernow.org/about-us/res...

"My sister Charlotte died in 2018 from breast cancer. "I felt like I needed to do something - anything in fact - to try to make a difference." - Alice Sign up to a Pink Ribbon Walk to help raise funds for vital breast cancer research and support services. breastcancernow.org/get-involved...

“I am trying to embrace the new me, and being in The Show will help boost my confidence. Also, it’s an amazing thing to tick off my living list!” Take your virtual seat, be inspired and find out how together, we can change the future of breast cancer. Now. breastcancernow.org/get-involved...

Positivity, exercise and living life on her own terms while having breast cancer. Kelly chatted to Laura about finding out at the age of 40 that her cancer had spread. Listen now on YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts! breastcancernow.org/about-us/pod...

Our scientists have discovered a new weakness in triple negative breast cancer! Researchers from the Breast Cancer Now Toby Robins Research Centre at the Institute of Cancer Research and our research unit at King’s College London studied a gene called HORMAD1. breastcancernow.org/about-us/res...

“After a course of radiotherapy I was able to complete a Pink Ribbon Walk last year. I wanted to be able to give back to the charity that had helped me so much." - Diane Don’t miss the opportunity to sign up to a Pink Ribbon Walk this year. breastcancernow.org/get-involved...

Ready to change lives for everyone affected by breast cancer? Choose your fundraiser. Sign up. Get your free fundraising pack. Get involved today! breastcancernow.org/get-involved...

“I have a baby who is almost 1 and a son who is 4 and he is obsessed with playing with my hair, so I thought it would be better to shave it ready while we have family cheering us on, rather than while I'm feeling poorly and crying.” - Deanna

"I decided to become a Voice because I truly understand how lonely cancer treatment, and life after treatment, can feel. Hearing from someone who has been through it can offer reassurance." Breast Cancer Voices shape everything we do at Breast Cancer Now. breastcancernow.org/about-us/new...

Swipe for the reminder you need today 👀 Worried about your screening? Learn what breast screening is, when you’ll be invited, what it involves and how you may get your results. breastcancernow.org/about-breast...

“My life had been on hold since my diagnosis. “I’m trying to spend quality time with my 2 children, aged 16 and 21, and with my friends, so I don’t go crazy and stay positive. Patiently waiting for better days to come." - Sarah-Anne

“It’s important to remember that breast cancer is influenced by a number of factors. We must be careful about blaming women for developing breast cancer, but there are factors we can do to reduce the risk.” Listen to our chief executive Claire Rowney on Woman’s Hour: www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

This March, it’s Free Wills Month, and if you're aged 55 or over and living in a participating area, you can get your will written for free. If you’re thinking about writing your will and leaving a gift to a cause you care about such as Breast Cancer Now, visit freewillsmonth.org.uk

We need you 🫵 Are you looking for a way to make a difference in your local community? From one-off volunteering to supporting regular courses - we have the role for you! volunteers.breastcancernow.org/roles/list

“My mum was diagnosed with breast cancer when I was doing my GCSEs. “At the end of my first year of university, she was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer and died in 2015.

Meet the models ✨ The Show by Breast Cancer Now is fashion show like no other. It's more than clothes. More than style. So take your virtual seat, be inspired and find out how together, we can change the future of breast cancer. Now. Register to watch now! breastcancernow.org/get-involved...

The latest data from @england.nhs.uk shows that just 63.6% of women in England eligible for their first breast cancer screening took up the opportunity. Although this is an improvement on 2023-2024, it continues a decades-long trend of especially poor screening attendance amongst first-time invitees

Diolch yn fawr! A big thank you! Back in August we launched our No Time To Waste Wales Campaign, including a petition which over 4,000 of you signed.

This spring, we walk for science, support and solidarity. Join a Pink Ribbon Walk and change the future of breast cancer. A gentle ramble? A vigorous hike? A chatty stroll? Whatever your style, we’ve got you covered!

“Last year I was diagnosed with ER+ breast cancer. “I came up with the idea of 'Bench for Boobs' to attempt to bench 580,000kg in a session - 10kg for everyone diagnosed with breast cancer in the UK each year. “It got me through my chemo!” - Pauline

"We know that for some women that barrier of transport and access will still be a really big reason why they're not attending screenings." Last month, our chief support officer, Helen Dickens spoke at the London Assembly on barriers affecting breast screening uptake. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

We’re delighted that Cancer Minister Ashley Dalton has confirmed the UK Government’s National Cancer Plan for England will commit to counting the number of people living with incurable secondary (or metastatic) breast cancer. Find out more: breastcancernow.org/about-us/cam...

“It is amazing how quickly life can change in such a short space of time. “Just 6 months ago I was the happiest and fittest I have ever been at 39. “So one thing I want to encourage more than anything is to please check yourself.” - Tessa breastcancernow.org/about-breast...

Today the UK government has published its National Cancer Plan for England. Read our full response here: breastcancernow.org/about-us/med...

Today is World Cancer Day, but do you know the signs and symptoms of breast cancer? Get to know your normal by checking your breasts regularly. Touch your breasts✋ Look for changes👀 Check anything new or unusual with a GP✅ breastcancernow.org/about-breast...

“When we attend research conferences, it reminds the clinicians and researchers why their work is so important, and reminds us that our voices need to be heard.” - Fiona. Read the full interview. breastcancernow.org/about-us/res...

Our Breast Cancer Voices helped shape an international study exploring treatment choices after cancer returns in the same breast. Over 100 people from the UK, US and Europe took part, helping explore different views on mastectomy and breast-conserving surgery. breastcancernow.org/about-us/res...

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Even though anyone can be affected by breast cancer, mammography equipment is not accessible to many people who live with physical disabilities or mobility impairments. This must change so everyone is given the best chance to be diagnosed early via screening. breastcancernow.org/about-us/cam...

Over the last few days, our teams across London, Cardiff, Sheffield and Glasgow have been taking time to get in touch with some of the amazing people who supported us over the past year to say an extra special thank you. To our incredible supporters, we couldn’t have done it without you!

Today we headed to the London Assembly to share our findings on how to improve breast screening uptake in London. We are urging the Mayor of London, NHS services, local authorities, and communities to work together to promote and improve access to breast screening in London.

Thank you! You’ve helped bring us closer to a world where everyone with breast cancer will live and live well. Whether you fundraised, donated, volunteered or lent us your voice, we’re so grateful for your support 🩷

Last night on @bbceastenders.bsky.social we watched as Sam Mitchell revealed her breast cancer diagnosis to her son Ricky. If you need help deciding how to talk to your children about breast cancer, find our guide below. breastcancernow.org/about-breast...

We’re so grateful to everyone who supported us throughout the year. Here are some examples of what our incredible community got up to!

We’ve published an open letter to Health Secretary Wes Streeting calling for clarity, urgency and action on access to #Enhertu. Read the full letter. breastcancernow.org/media-assets...

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