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On Monday the Senedd petitions committee will meet, and a decision will be made on whether our petition will be debated in the Welsh parliament.
You can watch the committee meeting live at 2pm on Monday (or catch up with it later) here👇
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Our petition calling on the Welsh government to take action to get more women screened for breast cancer has now closed with over 4,000 signatures!
A huge thanks to all who signed. You could be helping to get more women screened, that means more lives saved from breast cancer.
Why do people with secondary breast cancer face different experiences of care?
Dr Charlene McShane and Dr Damien Bennett at @QUBelfast are studying inequalities across Northern Ireland to understand where more support is needed, and how we get there.
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Our petition calling on the Welsh government to take action to get more women screened for breast cancer closes on Friday! More women screened means more lives saved from breast cancer.
“To be told you have cancer at any age is devastating. But when you're 33 with a chunk of life left to live (including a wedding to plan!), it's crushing.” - Danielle
Get to know your normal by checking your breasts regularly.
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If you're worried about breast cancer, dealing with your own or someone else's diagnosis, or have any questions about breast health, we're here for you.
Our services are available in person, online, on the phone or in print, find out more on our website:
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Tonight on @bbceastenders Sam Mitchell spoke about her breast cancer diagnosis and upcoming lumpectomy.
A lumpectomy (sometimes called a wide local excision) is a type of surgery for primary breast cancer.
Find out more on our website:
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Pink Ribbon Walks are back for 2026!
With stunning venues across England and a brand new walk in Edinburgh, there’s something for everyone.
Pull on your boots, slather on your suncream, and let’s change breast cancer, one step at a time.
Sign up now!
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32% of women in the UK don’t feel confident when checking their breasts.
But Elli is here to help, taking us through what signs and symptoms we should be looking for when we’re checking our breasts.
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Are you a younger woman (aged 45 or under) living with secondary breast cancer?
Our next online 3-week event is taking place Tuesday 27 January to Tuesday 10 February, from 1pm to 2.30pm.
Register to find out more: breastcancernow.org/support-…
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"The lump was right behind my nipple so I couldn’t feel it. The mammogram was an absolute lifesaver." - Sheila
Routine screening caught Shelia’s breast cancer early.
Join her and support our campaign to improve breast screening uptake in Wales.
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“At the heart of the Voices network is the hope that our work today will shape a better future. I’m doing this for my daughter’s generation and for everyone who may face this path.” - Natalie
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Your Breast Cancer Now rewind is here 🎧💗
And what a year it’s been. The numbers are big, but the impact is even bigger. Thanks for being part of every step.
This is your reminder to check your breasts before 2025 is out.
Just remember to…
✋Touch your breasts
👀Look for changes
✅Check any new or unusual changes with a GP
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Wishing you a very happy Christmas from all of us at Breast Cancer Now! 🎄💖
This festive season, we’re here for you.
Find our festive helpline opening hours and other support we have available, including our online forum, at the link below.
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On tonight’s episode of @bbceastenders it was revealed that Sam Mitchell’s breast lump was in fact breast cancer, and that she will need to have a lumpectomy.
If you need support or have any questions about breast cancer, we're here for you.
breastcancernow.org/support-…
Thank you to everyone that shared a message with our researchers and gave a gift to our Christmas appeal! Your words are keeping their labs shining bright.
Wishing you all a warm and happy festive period.
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