Katisha’s Breast Cancer Journey
Meet Katisha who shares her experience of breast cancer treatment, living with a new normal and the family, faith and community that continue to give her strength.
Meet Katisha who shares her experience of breast cancer treatment, living with a new normal and the family, faith and community that continue to give her strength.
After two breast cancer diagnoses and a challenging course of treatment, Anne is now in remission and using her experience to help improve care for other women.
When Jackie was diagnosed with breast cancer, daughter Lacey stayed by her side through treatment and long hospital stays. Now she’s fundraising to give back.
Nearly 1% of people diagnosed with breast cancer in the UK are men. Ben is sharing his breast cancer journey to help raise awareness.
A major expansion of the Barts BioResource will transform how health research is carried out in East London. This will help researchers make discoveries faster and develop better, more personalised treatments for patients.
From pioneering research facilities to bringing clinical trials closer to local communities, Barts Charity is investing in the people, places and expertise needed to transform healthcare in East London and beyond.
From getting a faster diagnosis to recovering from surgery, relatively simple changes can make a significant difference to someone's experience of breast cancer.
With support from Barts Charity, researchers in East London have been making discoveries that could help make breast cancer care more personalised and equitable in the future.
When Jess was diagnosed with breast cancer, she took part in a clinical trial for an innovative chemotherapy treatment.
Professor Peter Schmid speaks to us on curing more early-stage cancers, learning from every patient and bringing world-class research closer to people in East London.
After receiving a shock diagnosis at 37, Nell continues to break down the stigmas surrounding breast cancer in South Asian communities.
After treatment for triple negative breast cancer, Jenny is now in remission and learning to navigate recovery, fatigue and life at a different pace.
After treatment for breast cancer, Helen is looking ahead to life with her son and advocating for better support for patients using cold caps during chemotherapy.