• Significant breast cancer screening trial using AI to begin

    A new breast screening trial using Artificial Intelligence (AI) is to take place in the UK. The BBC reports that the Early Detection using Information Technology in Health (Edith) trial will invite almost 700,000 women who are already booked in for their ...

    Published On: February 5th, 2025
  • New Years Honours for Eamonn and Margo

    With the recent reveal of King Charles’ New Years Honours list for 2025, we were delighted that amongst the host of famous faces and celebrities, two members of the Prevent Breast Cancer family received awards. Eamonn O’Neal, chairman of Prevent Breast Cancer ...

    Published On: January 8th, 2025
  • Rebecca Hartley: Early diagnosis and breast screening saves lives

    Rebecca Hartley, from Cheshire, was diagnosed with breast cancer aged only 37. Now a proud Prevent Breast Cancer ambassador, she is fronting the charity’s campaign to raise the remaining funds needed to build a new breast imaging academy. We caught up with ...

    Published On: December 4th, 2024
  • Breaking Ground: Work starts on The Academy

    Work to build the National Breast Imaging Academy in Manchester has begun, with ground broken at the site at Wythenshawe Hospital by breast cancer survivor Rebecca Hartley and Coronation Street actress Sue Cleaver, who have fronted a fundraising appeal to start the ...

    Published On: December 4th, 2024
  • Back on the road with Prevent Breast Cancer’s BooBee bus

    Mark your calendars! This month, Prevent Breast Cancer's iconic pink BooBee bus will be back on the streets of Manchester, part of its latest drive to make Manchester the most breast-aware city in the UK. The bus, along with several ambassadors, affectionately ...

    Published On: November 13th, 2024
  • Catherine Seddon: Mum was the kindest, most loving, and most inspirational woman

    Catherine Seddon, 22, from Wigan, devastatingly lost her mum, Barbara, to breast cancer in June 2024. Catherine has since vowed to do all she can to prevent breast cancer for future generations and to break the cycle of devastation that breast cancer ...

    Published On: November 7th, 2024
  • Introducing our new corporate partners: Simplyhealth

    Simplyhealth is a leading healthcare company, committed to helping everybody access affordable everyday healthcare services. Alongside five other women’s health charities, Simplyhealth is partnering with Prevent Breast Cancer to amplify the conversation around women’s health in the UK. We recently caught up ...

    Published On: November 6th, 2024
  • Breaking Down Barriers: Working to Address Health Inequalities

    As October wraps up, bringing both Black History Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month to a close, it’s an important time to spotlight a pressing issue: the unequal impact of breast cancer on Black and Asian women. Despite advances in breast cancer ...

    Published On: October 30th, 2024
  • Highlights From The First Prevent Breast Cancer Research Conference

    Prevent Breast Cancer proudly hosted its first-ever Research Conference on 24th and 25th of September 2024, at INNSiDE by Melia in Manchester City Centre. This two-day event was a milestone for the organisation, bringing together some of the brightest minds in breast ...

    Published On: October 25th, 2024
  • Yulia Baynham: I became a member of a club no one wanted to be in

    "My world turned upside down and I genuinely thought I would not see my children finish school and university." In January 2019, Yulia Baynham was diagnosed with breast cancer after screening as part of her annual employer medical. During treatment she was ...

    Published On: October 21st, 2024
  • Sharon Phillips: If I’d not had my mammogram, my cancer could have spread further

    Sharon Phillips knows only too well the importance of attending breast screening, after being diagnosed with breast cancer after her first mammogram. The Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we spoke to Sharon about her diagnosis and why she’s encouraging women to attend their ...

    Published On: October 14th, 2024
  • Jenna Herycz: Visiting the breast unit saved my life

    Jenna Herycz, a mother of three, was diagnosed with breast cancer aged just 31, after noticing that one of her nipples had begun to point inwards. After hearing about Prevent Breast Cancer's campaign to build a National Breast Imaging Academy, Jenna knew ...

    Published On: October 14th, 2024

About Prevent Breast Cancer

Prevent Breast Cancer is the only UK charity entirely dedicated to the prediction and prevention of breast cancer – we’re committed to freeing the world from the disease altogether. Unlike many cancer charities, we’re focused on preventing, rather than curing. Promoting early diagnosis, screening and lifestyle changes, we believe we can stop the problem before it starts. And being situated at the only breast cancer prevention centre in the UK, we’re right at the front-line in the fight against the disease. Join us today and help us create a future free from breast cancer. If you have any questions or concerns, email us today.