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

Join one of our free evening webinars facilitated by our clinical nurse specialists. You can also explore other training opportunities.

A decade after her diagnosis, Laura Price found that writing her novel, Single Bald Female, not only helped her to process her grief, but also provided her legacy.

You’ll get to revel in the adrenaline rush of flying through the clouds from over 10,000ft, during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Pick an airfield near you to join other skydivers across the country and paint the skies pink for Breast Cancer Now.

Mother and daughter Jan and Fern talk about their shared breast cancer diagnosis, and how they supported each other throughout their experiences.

In response to research, published in Scientific Reports*, about detecting breast cancer from fingertip smears, Dr Kotryna Temcinaite, senior research communications manager at Breast Cancer Now, said:

It’s normal to be worried while waiting for results of a breast biopsy. Breast Care Nurse Eve Smith explains how long results usually take and what you can do to manage anxiety.

Rachael was devastated when she heard her breast cancer treatment might take her fertility. Her attempt to get funding for fertility treatment has been a struggle she didn’t expect.

We’ve produced a briefing outlining the key insights and recommendations for ensuring the efficiency and future success of the programme.

Miranda was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer five years after being treated for primary. She tells us how cancer experiences may be different for people in black and/or LGBTQ+ communities.

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