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Article
We respond to government funding announcement for early career researchers supported by charities
Responding to the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy's (BEIS) announcement of funding for early career researchers supported by charities.
Article
Breast Cancer Care match at Wembley Stadium is a huge success!
More than 45,000 people turned out to the Breast Cancer Care international match at Wembley Stadium yesterday to watch England Women play Germany.
Article
Novel drug inspired by cruciferous vegetables could reverse drug resistance in oestrogen receptor positive breast cancer
New research has found that a new drug could reverse or even prevent resistance to hormone therapy.
Research Study
Overcoming barriers to breast cancer screening faced by the black African community in the UK
Dr Mel Cooper
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Drug
Pertuzumab (Perjeta)
Find out more about pertuzumab (Perjeta), including how it works and the possible side effects.
Article
Naz Derakhshan - on PTSD and breast cancer
We speak to Professor Naz Derakhshan from Birkbeck College about her own diagnosis, her work on how PTSD effects women with breast cancer, and what you can do to manage the symptoms.
Activity
Hints, tips and ideas
Event
Cotswold Way Ultra Challenge
If you love the idea of tough hill climbs and stunning views, the Cotswold Way Ultra Challenge is for you.
Article
Breast Cancer Now responds to research about polygenic risk score tests
In response to research published in BMJ Medicine*, Dr Kotryna Temcinaite, head of research communications at Breast Cancer Now, said:
Article
Shaping the lives of people with breast cancer: a history of our Tissue Bank
This year we’re celebrating 10 years of the Breast Cancer Now Tissue Bank. By collecting tissue samples from people affected by breast cancer and making them available to researchers, our Tissue Bank accelerates progress towards faster diagnosis and better treatments.
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What our merger means for Healthcare Professionals
This year, Breast Cancer Care and Breast Cancer Now will be merging. Here's how we're going to make that work for healthcare professionals.