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When Kit was initially diagnosed with secondary breast cancer at the age of 33, she was shocked. She explains why she refuses to let her cancer define her.

Learn about diet and secondary breast cancer, including whether you need supplements and how to manage changes to your diet.

2 months after her primary breast cancer diagnosis, Paula got the news she had secondary breast cancer. Keeping a positive mindset, Paula’s not letting it stop her and enjoying life as it comes. This year, she’s taking on a Pink Ribbon Walk so more people like her can get support.

Thanks to research, we now know more about triple negative breast cancer and are finding kinder and smarter ways to treat it.

Dr Simon Vincent, Director of Research at Breast Cancer Now, shares how COVID-19 has affected Breast Cancer Now’s research.

Learn about the targeted therapy, ribociclib (Kisqali), including whether you might be offered it, how it’s given and the side effects you could have.

When Emma was diagnosed with DCIS during the pandemic, she experienced difficulties with her treatment and finding support.

Responding, Baroness Delyth Morgan, Chief Executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:

Emma Young is 39 and lives in Hemel Hempstead. She was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2014, but just 5 days later, she got the devastating news it was secondary breast cancer, as it had spread to her bones

Whether you’re joining the millions going dry this January, or you’re just looking to cut back on the booze for a week or two after the Christmas and new year festivities, we’ve got five alcohol-free tips to help.

Find out how breast cancer and its treatments can cause changes to your body and the way you look.

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