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In this episode, Laura talks to Hannah Gardner about the life-extending drug Enhertu, which has just been rejected for use on the NHS in England. This means thousands of women, including Hannah, will be denied access to a drug that could’ve given them the hope of more time to live.

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Our scientists have identified a key factor driving the spread of oestrogen receptor (ER) positive breast cancer to the brain. They hope this could eventually lead to new, better treatments for people affected by this type of secondary breast cancer.

After Davina was diagnosed with primary breast cancer in 2017, she decided she wanted to give something back by fundraising for Breast Cancer Now.

Learn about how different breast cancer treatments may affect your diet and how you can manage these changes.

Creating and using a QR code (aka quick response code) gives people access to your JustGiving page, without them having to type in the URL.

After getting support from Breast Cancer Now, Roseann decided to give back and support our charity. Read about her pledge to stand together and help others affected by breast cancer.

In this blog we discuss our work with the Pan-Alliance breast cancer group and the UK Breast Cancer Group, to ensure breast cancer services in England can continue to deliver life changing drugs to patients who need them.

Fab Four complete epic Land’s End to John o’Groats adventure to launch FAB1 Million.

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

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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