Redesigned Bi-Specific antibodies may offer new hope against secondary breast cancer. We are delighted to announce that we are now funding a 4-year project at Oxford University to make new breast cancer treatments that stick to cancerous breast cells that have spread throughout the body; a currently incurable condition termed metastases, or secondary spread. Dr. …
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Throughout the month of October, shoppers at Swindon’s Brunel Centre are being treated to an exhibition called Bras at the Brunel – promoting breast cancer awareness month. Raising funds for Against Breast Cancer’s pioneering research into new treatments and tools for earlier diagnosis, the campaign ‘Bra the Brunel’ was launched by long-time supporter of the …
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You may be aware that there are different types of breast cancer, but do you know why they need to be treated in different ways? A breast is comprised of many types of cells, some of which are programmed to respond to different growth stimuli in order to function as part of the healthy reproductive …
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Sensational newspaper headlines, online news articles and chat rooms, even everyday conversation are all sources of perpetuating popular myths and misconceptions about breast cancer. Dispelling such myths can go some way to remove confusion or uncertainty that, left unchecked could hinder good prevention or even treatment decisions. MYTH – Breast cancer is a single disease There …
Read moreTreatments for breast cancer, such as Herceptin and Tamoxifen, have increased the long-term survival rates of breast cancer patients, but there is still much more work to be done to understand this complicated disease and save the lives of 1000 people in the UK each month who develop secondary spread. We need more treatments because …
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