Fatigue is a common side effect of cancer treatment. It’s okay to slow down and do what works for you. These tips can help you save energy, rest when you need to, and enjoy the moments that matter ...

The CARE Grants Programme supports community organisations across the UK to tackle unfairness in cancer care. We want to fund projects that challenge the current system and create lasting change for ...

DCIS is the earliest changes to cells which might then become breast cancer. It is not a life-threatening condition. But treatment is usually recommended to stop it developing into breast cancer.

Founded in 2014 by The Good Grief Trust, National Grief Awareness Week aims to raise awareness of grief, and to help to normalise conversations around it. It takes place on Tuesday 2 December to ...

Paget’s disease of the breast is a condition that causes a scaly rash on the skin of the nipple. This can look like eczema. Most people who have Paget’s disease also have breast cancer. So it is ...

If you are LGBTQ+ and living with cancer, it's important to make sure you get relevant information and support. Whether you are living with cancer, caring for someone having treatment or you are a ...

During cancer treatment, you may notice changes in your memory, concentration or your ability to think clearly. These are called cancer-related cognitive changes (CRCC). These changes are sometimes ...

Very early-stage cervical cancer may not cause any symptoms. It is usually found and treated because of cervical screening tests. Common symptoms of cervical cancer can include: heavier periods than ...