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We work closely with national, regional, local and online media, so whatever your story, we’re here to help. Contact us on:

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Real life stories

3671 Looking for inspiring case study stories, delicious recipes (including some from our celebrity supporters) or a great fundraising idea for your events/news pages? Breast Cancer Care’s Strawberry Tea party campaign runs from 1 June – 31 August and we have lots of fabulous content to help publicise it.

If you’d like to find out more then please get in touch with our press team at press@breastcancercare.org.uk

Press releases and clinical statements

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Post date: 29 May 2013

Leading support charity Breast Cancer Care has launched an exciting new walking group for people in and around Halifax and Huddersfield who have had a breast cancer diagnosis.

Walking is great for overall health, and being active is recommended for people who’ve had cancer. ‘Best Foot Forward Health Walks’ are designed for people of all abilities and fitness levels who want to get more active and feel better after treatment for breast cancer.

Walking can have a range of...

Post date: 23 May 2013

Get together with friends and family this summer and host a Strawberry Tea party for Breast Cancer Care. The charity’s Strawberry Tea campaign, sponsored by fine bone china teaware specialist Royal Albert, runs from 1st June – 31st August and raises money to help support the 55,000 people diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the UK.

All you need to do is buy or bake some cakes, add some strawberries, put the kettle on and...

Post date: 20 May 2013

The number of younger women diagnosed with breast cancer has topped 10,000 a year for the first time, according to news stories today.

The figure is based on new statistics published by Cancer Research UK, which show that one in five breast cancers is now in women under 50.

The good news, however, is that fewer women under 50 now die from breast cancer, mainly because of better treatment.

Why is breast cancer increasing in women under 50?

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Post date: 03 May 2013