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Today the The Royal College of Radiologists has published their census reports providing the starkest warning yet that the government’s failure to tackle the crisis facing the cancer workforce risks pushing cancer diagnosis and treatment to the brink of disaster, despite tireless work of NHS staff

“The thing I enjoy most about my role is how involved I feel in making a difference.” - A volunteer

Your time is precious. Make it count by helping to change the lives of people affected by breast cancer.

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When Caroline was diagnosed with breast cancer at 29, and later secondary breast cancer at 39, she felt like the only person her age having to deal with the realities of her diagnosis. As a result, she found it hard to open up about how she felt.

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“We wouldn’t be here without the fantastic efforts and commitment of our volunteers. You’re at the heart of everything we do” - Delyth Morgan, Breast Cancer Now CEO.

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“I love how rewarding my Moving Forward work can be. I help give people knowledge, confidence and sometimes new friends, so they don’t need to feel lost or self-conscious anymore.”

Beverley shares her story and why she volunteers.

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“Breast cancer can return at any point, even 10 or 20 years down the line. It’s important to understand secondary symptoms, get to know what’s normal for your body and pay attention to any new aches, pains, breathlessness, etc.” – Laura Price 

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On Friday 20 October, will you wear pink, raise money and help fund life-changing breast cancer research and support?

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When Catherine was diagnosed with breast cancer, she wanted to put on a brave face, maintain a veneer of normality, make sure her friends, family and colleagues respected her way of dealing with it. But, that meant they didn’t realise just how much effort that took.

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We’re funding new research by Professor Kristijan Ramadan from the University of Oxford who is investigating how triple negative breast cancer can become resistant to drugs called PARP inhibitors. And, what treatments we could use next.

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“I told everyone I wanted to do this in my own way, and then found it really difficult to back away from that. Knowing what I know now, I would absolutely have opened up more. I wish I’d been able to say ‘I’ve changed my mind, I’m finding this hard, and I need some help.’”

“Being part of the volunteer community makes me feel connected with others who understand.”

Elizabeth is a Someone Like Me and information point volunteer. This #VolunteersWeek , she shares how she helps out.

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Another fantastic Keystone Symposia conference with PaulGrevitt presenting his Breast Cancer Now funded project #KSHypoxia23 Barts Cancer Institute

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“By being a listening ear and support to others, I hope I can help them feel more connected too.”

Zahida shares her story and explains why she decided to volunteer as part of our Someone Like Me service.

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When breast cancer spreads around the body, it can often be controlled for a while. But right now, it can’t be cured.

So professor Leonie Young is testing if drugs called PARP inhibitors could be used to treat secondary breast cancer in the brain.

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