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Breast cancer will cost the UK economy as much as £2.6-£2.8 billion in 2024, and possibly more, a new report, published by the cross-party think tank Demos and leading research and support charity Breast Cancer Now has revealed.[1]

Leanne worried how her breast cancer diagnosis would affect her relationship with her two sons.

Janine Brook shares her moving speech that she gave at our annual fashion show about her approach to living with a secondary breast cancer diagnosis.

If you’ve had breast cancer treatment, exercise and physical activity can benefit you in many ways. Get ideas on where to start and how to build healthy habits with our guide.

Join us online once a week for 3 weeks. You’ll hear from experts on managing side effects and adjusting to a life-limiting illness.

We caught up with Dr Diana Zatreanu, who works in the Gene Function team based at the Breast Cancer Now Toby Robins Research Centre at The Institute of Cancer Research, to hear about a typical day at the research centre.

Mia Rosenblatt, Associate Director of Policy, Evidence and Influencing at Breast Cancer Now, said:

Researchers have discovered weaknesses in some triple negative breast cancers that could lead to new ways to treat this form of the disease.

Is your organisation interested in supporting Breast Cancer Now’s work by volunteering with us?

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