Monica Jandrisits – A breast cancer free future must be our aim!
The incredible Monica Jandrisits recently ran The London Marathon in support of Prevent Breast Cancer. Her fighting spirit was surely instrumental in helping her complete the race. Monica has sadly lost family members to breast cancer and is at high risk of ...
Published On: May 4th, 2023Jo Hinds: I am stronger than I think I am
Jo Hinds was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 2021, during the pandemic. After recovering back to full health, she ploughed all her energy into writing a book about her breast cancer diagnosis - Mrs H’s Storm in D Cup. The publication ...
Published On: March 21st, 2023Jill Middleton : Stay positive, cancer is tough, but you are tougher!
Jill Middleton was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019. Read in her own words how she faced her diagnosis and treatment face on, with a sense of humour and stead-fast determination. Could you share with us a summary of your experience with ...
Published On: March 8th, 2023What are the hidden financial costs and supportive care needs associated with breast cancer?
The CASCARA (Costs And Supportive Care in Breast Cancer) project is investigating the hidden financial costs and supportive care needs associated with breast cancer. The CASCARA project is funded by Breast Cancer Now and organised by Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and ...
Published On: February 9th, 2023Breast loss, lingerie, swimwear and Painting my Town Pink
In June 2017, aged 46, Macclesfield based Heather Glover found a lump in her breast. After getting the lump checked, it was confirmed to be triple-negative breast cancer. Heather then underwent a lumpectomy, chemotherapy, a wide local excision to clear her lymph ...
Published On: January 25th, 2023
Sara Cavalleri: I am proud to be an Ambassador
Meet our incredible London based Ambassador, Sara Cavalleri. Sara has been a strong supporter of Prevent Breast Cancer since October 2020 and has organised brilliant fundraisers within her work place. In this blog, Sara tells us why she decided to take on ...
Published On: January 23rd, 2023Lianne Marsh : My breast went rock hard after a run
For Lianne Marsh, 22.02.22 is a date that she’ll never forget. Aged just 33, and as a mum of two young children, she was diagnosed with Stage 3 Invasive Lobular Breast Cancer. Fast forward a mere 8 months after diagnosis, and still ...
Published On: January 5th, 2023England Cricketer, Jos Buttler, attends Prevent Breast Cancer event
Featured above is Mere golf captains Paula Loftus and Mike Budd, with England cricket star, Jos Buttler Prevent Breast Cancer were delighted to welcome England cricket hero, Jos Buttler, to an event held at The Mere Golf Resort and Spa, near Knutsford, ...
Published On: January 3rd, 2023Aged under 35? Testers needed to trial a new app
An exciting study, led by Mary Pegington, a Breast Cancer Research Dietitian, is looking for volunteers to trial a new app. Mary, along with her team, are looking for women, 35 years old or younger, with a family history of breast cancer, ...
Published On: November 23rd, 2022BooBee is buzzing to be back…
BooBee's Big Campaign 2022 November saw the launch of BooBee’s Big Campaign 2022 – Prevent Breast Cancer’s latest drive to make Manchester the most breast aware city in the UK. The charity successfully appointed 100 BooBee Ambassadors, affectionately known as BooBees, who ...
Published On: November 23rd, 2022Jane: On the face of it I would be low risk…
Jane joins BooBee's Big Campaign On the face of it I would be low risk. Jane Taylor was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016. After making a full recovery, she is determined to turn her experience into a positive one and spread ...
Published On: November 17th, 2022Celia Hynes’s Breast Cancer Story
Celia Hynes joins BooBee's Big Campaign 'I would hate them to go through this' Celia Hynes was diagnosed with breast cancer in July 2015 after finding a lump whilst reading in bed. Celia originally took part in Prevent Breast Cancer’s BreastFest 2019. ...
Published On: November 17th, 2022
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.
