Read here blogs written by the OWise team. The team, all scientists, discuss topics that may be of interest to you. So far the topics have been highlighted by our close collaborators including patients, carers, cancer clinicians, support workers and other health care professionals. If you have any suggestions for an interesting blog, please get in touch!
Aromatase inhibitors can be used to treat certain secondary breast cancers. This blog delves into the science while looking at the real experience of patients on these drugs.
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When Carly was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, her world went very dark very quickly. This blog is about my tools to allow joy in.
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By Carly Moosah
A breast cancer diagnosis changes everything overnight. Carly shares practical advice on managing appointments, emotions, work, family conversations and finding the support you need.
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Sacituzumab govitecan (Trodelvy®) is used to treat certain secondary breast cancers. This blog delves into the science while looking at the real experiences of patient’s on this drug.
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Let us take you through menopause induced by breast cancer treatment and how to deal with menopausal side effects.
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The realities of Breast Cancer Awareness Month for Carly Moosah, since becoming part of the Breast cancer community.
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Want to be more breast aware or would you just like to know more about breast cancer signs and diagnosis? You’ve found the right place. Let us take you through how to check your breasts, the key signs to look out for, and the process of breast cancer diagnosis.
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We have compiled the treatments available through the NHS for TNBC secondary breast cancer. Current treatments aim to extend survival, maintain good quality of life and relieve symptoms.
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Trastuzumab deruxtecan (Enhertu®) is used to treat certain secondary breast cancers. This blog delves into the science while looking at the real experiences of patient’s on this drug.
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HER2-low is a new way to characterise breast cancer. In short, many previously considered HER2-negative breast cancer patients can now be considered HER2-low. This provides a new treatment target for many secondary (metastatic, advanced) breast cancers.
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By Carly Moosah.
So, you’ve finished treatment for primary breast cancer and been told that you are cancer free. But what now?
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Chemotherapy (often called chemo) is a common treatment for breast cancer. This clear guide explains how it works, what to expect during treatment, and practical ways to manage side effects.
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By Carly Moosah
Diagnosed with breast cancer? Carly shares 15 things she wishes she had known, from treatment planning and self-advocacy to finding your community and feeling in control again.
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Secondary breast cancer (also known as metastatic, stage 4 or advanced breast cancer) occurs when the cancer spreads beyond the breast and nearby lymph nodes to other parts of the body.
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Hot flushes and night sweats can be one of the hardest side effects of breast cancer treatment. Here’s what’s behind them and what can help.
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Have secondary hormone receptor positive breast cancer? Find out your treatment options and the latest advances for this subtype.
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If you have HER2-positive breast cancer, this is the blog for you! Find out exactly what HER2 is and how it may affect your treatment plan.
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Find out about possible causes and treatment options for the cancer side effect commonly referred to as chemo brain.
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From its first record to the discovery of its common treatments, uncover more about breast cancer.
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In this blog, the Breast Advocate® team discuss the process of choosing to go flat after breast cancer surgery.
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Bisphosphonates are commonly prescribed to people with breast cancer to treat bone loss. This blog discusses their side effects and useful management tips.
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This blog covers research on the effects of breast cancer treatments on fertility and the currently available fertility preservation methods.
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Find out what hormone therapy resistance means, how it happens, and how it may affect you and your treatment plan.
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In this blog, we shine a spotlight on the incredible work of the UK’s first cancer tattoo charity: The Nipple Innovation Project.
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