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MANCHESTER STORM SET TO PAINT ALTRINCHAM PINK

February 22, 2019

We are excited to announce that Altrincham-based ice hockey team Manchester Storm are getting involved once again in Paint Altrincham Pink, with the team swapping its purple and yellow stripes for pink jerseys for...

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WHAT’S IN STORE FOR 2019?

February 20, 2019

Prevent Breast Cancer’s Executive Director Nikki Barraclough on what to expect in 2019 2018 was an incredible year for Prevent Breast Cancer, and 2019 is set to be no different. We have so much...

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OUR NEW CYCLING AMBASSADOR: SALLY HURST

February 18, 2019

GB Paracyclist, mum of two and all-round wonder woman, Sally Hurst is part of Team Prevent for Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 46. Sally received her shock breast cancer diagnosis just 12 years after being treated for...

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CHRIS & GABS JANUARY UPDATE

February 11, 2019

Chris and Gabs provide their January update on their World Cycling Tour in aid of Prevent Breast Cancer. This month they were in Croatia, Montenegro and Albania!

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HOW PERSONALISED BREAST CANCER SCREENING CAN DETECT EARLY CANCERS

February 11, 2019

At Prevent Breast Cancer, we’ve long been working towards understanding how we can offer women a tailored breast cancer screening programme that’s dependent on their personal risk of developing the disease – rather than...

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PRUDENTIAL RIDELONDON-SURREY 46 NAMES PREVENT AS FIRST CHARITY OF THE YEAR

February 7, 2019

Prevent Breast Cancer and cycling challenges are no strangers to each other – London to Paris, Salzburg to Vienna and Manchester to Madagascar – whatever the distance, wherever the destination, our team and committed...

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WHAT OUR FAT LAD AT THE BACK CORSET JERSEY STANDS FOR

January 18, 2019

In February, sportswear brand Fat Lat at the Back revealed the jersey that has been created in partnership with Prevent Breast Cancer. We wanted a bold design that would stand out from the crowd...

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2018: THE BATTLE AGAINST BREAST CANCER

January 11, 2019

Prevent Breast Cancer’s Executive Director Nikki Barraclough rounds up the research and developments in breast cancer during 2018 In 2018, we have funded some truly innovative new research in the battle against breast cancer....

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PAINT ALTRINCHAM PINK 2018

January 10, 2019

THANK YOU ALTRINCHAM! We are absolutely delighted that Altrincham joined our Paint Your Town Pink campaign between 12th-18th March 2018, helping to raise over £12,000 in funding for Prevent Breast Cancer. We could not be...

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NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS THAT YOU WILL ACTUALLY KEEP

January 8, 2019

We may enter the New Year with the best of intentions, promising ourselves that we will go to the gym four times a week and completely overhaul our diets, but research has shown that,...

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2018: A YEAR IN REVIEW

December 21, 2018

Prevent Breast Cancer’s Executive Director Nikki Barraclough rounds up the highlights of 2018 2018 has been an incredible year for Prevent Breast Cancer; there have been so many key moments, and there are just...

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USING GENES TO PREDICT BREAST CANCER RISK

December 21, 2018

By Gareth Evans, Professor of Medical Genetics and Cancer Epidemiology This month, I presented a talk at the annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, a global gathering of the leading minds in breast cancer...

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CHRIS & GABS DECEMBER UPDATE

December 19, 2018

Chris and Gabs provide their December update on their World Cycling Tour in aid of Prevent Breast Cancer. This month they were in Italy!

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FAT LAD AT THE BACK JOINS FORCES WITH PREVENT BREAST CANCER

December 18, 2018

Our top five questions for Fat Lad At The Back If you follow us on social media, you might have already heard about our new partnership with the brilliant cycling brand, Fat Lad At...

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SOAPS STARS ADD CHRISTMAS SPARKLE TO THE STREETS

December 12, 2018

The stars of the Coronation Street cobbles switched on the Christmas lights at New York, New York, on Friday 23 November, to raise money for Prevent Breast Cancer. And boy did they raise some...

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