A lumpectomy is a common treatment for early stage breast cancer, designed to remove the cancerous mass while leaving as much of the breast intact as possible. Learn more.

Does drinking alcohol cause breast cancer? Alcohol is responsible for several cancers, and the more alcohol you drink, the more likely you are to develop breast cancer in the future. Learn more in this blog.

Learn what to expect from a breast biopsy - an important tool for diagnosing breast cancer. While up to 80% of breast lumps are benign (non-cancerous), all should get checked.

What is a mastectomy and why might you need one? During Breast Cancer Awareness Month I’ll be sharing important information about different elements of breast cancer prevention, detection, diagnosis and treatment.

What is oestrogen-receptor positive breast cancer? 80% of breast cancers are fed by hormones. Find out more about ER+ breast cancer and the treatments that are available.

150 people are diagnosed with breast cancer every day. If you are asking yourself “Am I at risk of breast cancer”, this blog could help. Find out what increases your risk of breast cancer, and what you can do to help.

Someone is diagnosed with breast cancer every 10 minutes in the UK. In 2022 I was one of them. Healthy lifestyle changes could dramatically reduce your risk of not only breast cancer, but many other cancer types too. Find out more.

Good news one year on….

Normalising post-breast cancer bodies starts with being open and honest.

I fulfilled a career bucket list and worked on a messaging project for a product that improves the effectiveness of breast self-examination

What’s the difference between HER2-negative and HER2-positive breast cancer?

October is breast cancer awareness month. Do you know the signs?