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Fab Four complete epic Land’s End to John o’Groats adventure
Fab Four complete epic Land’s End to John o’Groats adventure to launch FAB1 Million.
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We respond to the Scotland Cancer Recovery Plan
Baroness Delyth Morgan, Chief Executive at Breast Cancer Now, said:
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Our campaigning for improvements in secondary breast cancer treatment and care
Last year, we launched a campaign demanding change for people affected by secondary breast cancer. We look at some of the results of the campaign so far.
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Measuring the impact of health conditions on partners and family members
Our Breast Cancer Voices helped researchers measure the effect of someone’s health condition on their partners and family members.
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As breast cancer patients, we need to speak and we need to be heard
After initially being diagnosed with a stage 3 tumor, Anna now lives with secondary breast cancer.
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Jacqueline’s seven tips on coping once hospital treatment ends
Jacqueline struggled with achy joints, nausea and dizziness due to hormone therapy. She gives her tips on managing symptoms.
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Secondary breast cancer petition handed in to Downing Street
This morning Breast Cancer Care was at Downing Street to deliver a petition of 12,013 signatures. It calls for the UK and devolved governments to make secondary breast cancer a priority.
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Highlights from the UK Interdisciplinary Breast Cancer Symposium: Part One
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Podcast: Sam Orange – On physical activity after breast cancer
Dr Sam Orange is a researcher at Newcastle University, working on a research project funded by Breast Cancer Now. The project aims to improve women's access to physical activity support after breast cancer treatment.
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Getting support: counselling, support groups and mindfulness
Katherine shares how she found support through counselling, support groups and mindfulness.
She also gives tips on how you can find support.
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Tips for going back to work after treatment
If you’ve had to take time off work during breast cancer treatment, when or whether you return can depend on a number of things. We look at your rights and your employer’s responsibilities.
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Life modelling made me feel complete
Claire shares how her experience as a life model has helped her accept her body after surgery.