CODE Beautiful is a UK-based boutique beauty brand founded by sisters Sarah and Emma Cross. With a mission to create cruelty-free, vegan beauty products, they’re dedicated to helping women feel naturally confident and vibrant every day. We recently had the pleasure of speaking with ...

The Bcan-Ray study – the world’s first clinical trial assessing breast cancer risk in women aged 30 to 39 – represents a major step forward in the move toward personalised screening. At Prevent Breast Cancer, we believe the future of breast ...

Anyone that works in the charity sector will tell you that April marks the start of a very busy few months of sporting events and activities! This year was no exception, with both the Manchester and London Marathon taking place on the ...

In a recent article, the BBC reported a potentially game-changing development in cancer prevention: the drug olaparib may help prevent breast cancer recurrence in people with inherited BRCA mutations. The article, “New hope for patients with breast cancer gene,” shared early findings that ...

A team of five individuals, driven by their passion for breast cancer research and healthcare, is gearing up to conquer the Great Manchester Run, the city's most iconic and best-loved running event.  Not only are they making a significant impact in their ...

On 18th March, Prevent Breast Cancer hosted its first-ever Health Inequalities Roundtable, bringing together experts in breast cancer prevention and early diagnosis. This professionally facilitated event provided a platform for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and action-oriented discussions aimed at tackling disparities in breast ...

Candy Ekanoye was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2003, aged just 41. Three months later, her sister devastatingly received her own breast cancer diagnosis. However, it didn’t just stop there, with both her cousin, auntie and then more recently Candy’s daughter, Victoria, ...

A University of Manchester study is seeking to explore the views of mothers at increased risk of breast cancer on a potential new family weight loss programme to help reduce risk of breast cancer. Mai Haiba, a PhD student supervised by Professor ...

Claire Whittaker is a long-term supporter of Prevent Breast Cancer, and this year, she is running the London Marathon to fundraise for the charity. Fourteen years ago, Claire underwent genetic testing and discovered she carried a genetic mutation which meant she had ...

We are thrilled to share some fantastic news about the impact of our project Investigating the Effectiveness of Preventative Tamoxifen. Thanks to the preliminary data gathered in our tamoxifen research, Dr Andrew Gilmore, Dr Sacha Howell, Dr Sankari Nagarajan and Professor Sue ...