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Many people have difficulties sleeping during and after breast cancer. Read about why this is, what you can do to improve your sleep, and available treatments.

There’s a lot to take when you’re newly diagnosed with breast cancer. Find out what to expect and what might help you cope if you've just been diagnosed.

Our in-person courses are run in collaboration with NHS hospitals.

Our goal is that by 2050, everyone diagnosed with breast cancer will live, and be supported to live well. Help us reach that goal.

Find out more about hormone (endocrine) therapy and what side effects you might have.

Find a role at Breast Cancer Now, we recruit for paid and volunteer roles.

Breast cancer can cause a number of signs and symptoms. See your GP if you notice a change to your breast that’s new or unusual for you.

We continue to fund research into how we can prevent breast cancer, help save lives and live well with breast cancer.

Tell us how breast cancer has impacted your life. We’re creating our next strategy – the plan we’ll use to guide our work over the coming years – and we want the experiences of people affected by breast cancer to be at the heart of it.

Moving Forward gives you the tools to adjust to life beyond primary breast cancer treatment.

We're campaigning get people affected by breast cancer the best treatment, services and care.

Learn about breast x-rays (mammograms), breast ultrasound and other types of imaging used to detect breast changes, and what to expect at your appointment.

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