The Latest Breaking News from Breast Cancer Now

Women with advanced breast cancer granted new NHS drug

‘Precious additional time before their disease progresses and more months to live and spend time with loved ones,’ says campaigner

The Independent UK · May 25, 2022

New hope for women with advanced breast cancer as immunotherapy drug approved for NHS

Keytruda is for women with incurable secondary triple negative breast cancer and its aim is to slow disease progression.

The Independent UK · May 25, 2022

Women in England with breast cancer may qualify for drug that buys ‘precious’ time

Nice approves Keytruda, which with chemotherapy can lengthen survival of women with triple negative breast cancer

The Guardian - UK · May 25, 2022

Infertility in men linked to higher chance of developing breast cancer

Study suggests that the rate could be twice as high

Wales Online · May 17, 2022

Infertile men may be twice as likely to develop breast cancer, study suggests

Researchers find link between fertility issues and cancer risk, but say biological reason unclear

The Guardian - UK · May 17, 2022

Infertility in men linked to higher chance of developing breast cancer – study

Researchers suggest further work is needed to understand the underlying causes of male breast cancer.

The Independent UK · May 17, 2022

ITV Emmerdale fans to discover reason for Faith Dingle's behaviour in heartbreaking storyline

Viewers of the ITV soap have been worried about the character as she continues to clash with her son Cain

Manchester Evening News · May 11, 2022

Emmerdale's Faith Dingle's cancer returns as actress Sally Dexter speaks out on 'upsetting' storyline

Dingle matriarch Faith, played by actor Sally Dexter, will receive the heartbreaking news that her breast cancer has returned this week

Leeds Live · May 11, 2022

Menopause symptoms can be curbed by cognitive behavioural therapy, trial finds

‘I was breaking out into full sweats no matter the time or weather,’ says woman

The Independent UK · May 10, 2022

The Cardiff University team investigating how we can train our immune systems to destroy breast cancer

Around 2,800 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in Wales every year

Wales Online · Apr 10, 2022