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This leaflet tells you about duct ectasia, which is a benign (not cancer) breast condition. It explains what duct ectasia is, how it’s diagnosed and what will happen if it needs to be treated.

This booklet looks at hair loss and the effect it can have on you. It covers how to care for your hair and scalp during and after treatment, the different headwear you may want to try (including wigs and headscarves) and how to recreate the illusion of eyebrows and eyelashes. There is also information on what happens when your hair grows back.

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.

This leaflet explains how making some simple lifestyle changes could help you reduce your risk of breast cancer.

This booklet explains what happens after your hospital-based treatments end. It includes information on follow-up care, being breast and body aware, the ways breast cancer may come back, and how you might feel after treatment ends.

This booklet describes the treatments people may be offered if they have been diagnosed with invasive primary breast cancer, in Punjabi and English. It also includes information on the types of breast cancer, making treatment decisions and where to find support. 

This booklet is about trastuzumab, (its best-know brand name is Herceptin). It describes what it is, how it works, when it may be prescribed and possible side effects. 

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.

This booklet is about the hormone drug exemestane. It explains how it works, when it's given and the side effects you may experience.

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

This booklet describes the treatments people may be offered if they have been diagnosed with invasive primary breast cancer. It also includes information on the types of breast cancer, making treatment decisions and where to find support. 

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