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Betty gives her top tips for moving forward after breast cancer, and her 'technophobe guide' to using Becca, the Breast Cancer Care app.

Leading a healthy lifestyle after a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment can help with this. So, our researchers are looking at ways to better support women with this.

Georgie was unprepared for how she would feel after her mastectomy. She shares how she has been learning to accept the changes to her body.

Skylar was only 12 when her mum was diagnosed with breast cancer, and the news had a huge impact on her life. Later on, she began to question her own risk of developing the disease.

Breast Cancer Now has commented on findings from the Lumina trial presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).

After finishing active treatment for breast cancer, Lucy was told she had chemotherapy-induced cardiotoxicity.

Learn about EC-T chemotherapy, including what it is, who might be offered it, and what you need to know before you start treatment.

Rachael’s first thought when she was diagnosed was ‘Can I still have children?’ She talks about fertility treatment and how she had her son, Elliot.

Suzanne was diagnosed with breast cancer last year, at the age of 49. She explains how her pre-existing impairment and the pandemic affected her treatment.

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'Three years ago, you made a shocking appearance in my life. I can't pretend that you are going to like what I have to say, but I have to get it off my chest.' Three years after she was diagnosed, Ann confronts breast cancer and reflects on what it has meant to her.

Find out more about managing lymphoedema, including lymphoedema treatment, skincare and compression garments - and how to get more support.

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