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Baroness Delyth Morgan, chief executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:

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As part of M&S and Breast Cancer Now’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaign, 11 women share their stories of the surprising and invaluable support they received after a breast cancer diagnosis.

When Jenny was diagnosed with breast cancer at the end of 2019, her treatment went by in a blur. After it was finished, she suddenly felt lost.

After her diagnosis, Tracy pushed for her preferred treatment. She shares how cancer changed her outlook and led her to join the Black Women Rising project.

Since September, we’ve been calling on the UK Government to commit funding for breast cancer in the Spending Review.

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Our scientists have identified a key factor driving the spread of oestrogen receptor (ER) positive breast cancer to the brain. They hope this could eventually lead to new, better treatments for people affected by this type of secondary breast cancer.

After Davina was diagnosed with primary breast cancer in 2017, she decided she wanted to give something back by fundraising for Breast Cancer Now.

Learn about how different breast cancer treatments may affect your diet and how you can manage these changes.

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