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Personal Story
Breast cancer forced me to face my fear head on
Turning one year older made Yvonne reflect on her diagnosis. She talks about her reflections, how far she's come, and using her birthday to give back.
Event
Great North Swim
Take part in the UK’s biggest open water swim. There’s a range of distances to suit you, from 250 metres to 10k challenges.
Our research into better treatments
More people are surviving breast cancer, with UK survival rates doubling in the last 40 years, thanks to research into better treatments.
Personal Story
Nina Lopes
A creative spirit, Nina is living with secondary breast cancer. She wants to live to experience a dream holiday in Japan with her daughter.
Event
Big Pink Jump March
You get to take a giant leap for charity with other #TeamNow skydivers across the UK on 29 March 2025. You’ll get to jump from over 10,000ft and reach speeds of up to 120 mph. And the best bit? The money you raise will help us continue to change the future of breast cancer.
Healthcare Information
Hyperplasia and atypical hyperplasia
Hyperplasia is a benign (not cancer) breast condition. Learn about what it is, how it is diagnosed and how it can be treated.
Personal Story
I fell apart after treatment ended
Jenny, one of our Show Scotland models, struggled with fatigue and body confidence after breast cancer treatment. She shares how embracing new challenges and opportunities has helped her move forward.
Article
It helps to know the facts about breast cancer and its impact
Article
We stop women with secondary breast cancer feeling forgotten
Tracy, a secondary breast specialist cancer nurse, tells us about the importance of specialist support for people living with secondary breast cancer.
Personal Story
Losing a friend to breast cancer inspired me to raise thousands
When Kerry's close friend died from breast cancer, she put her all into fundraising in her memory. She shares how she's still fundraising during the coronavirus crisis.
Free will services
Find out about our free will-writing services and help protect people affected by breast cancer, long into the future. Have your will written for free through the National Free Wills Network, or use our free online will-writing service through Bequeathed.
Healthcare Information
Hormone receptors and breast cancer
Hormone receptor positive breast cancers use hormones in the body to help them grow. Here's what you need to know about hormone receptors and breast cancer.