“Without family and friends, this experience would have been very difficult”, says Anwen (pictured centre) about her Lobular Breast Cancer diagnosis. “I’m doing well but didn’t realise how difficult everyday tasks could be without a...
When I started my PhD at the University of Edinburgh in Professor Val Brunton’s group in 2019 I was only just beginning to understand that breast cancer was more than one disease. It wasn’t until I actually applied for my PhD that I’d ever even heard of Lobular Breast...
Discover the latest Lobular Breast Cancer science and research from this year’s International Invasive Lobular Cancer (ILC) Symposium. Over 200 clinicians, researchers and patient advocates attended the three day event in Pittsburgh sharing knowledge,...
“I had Lobular that was totally clear on the mammogram and the ultrasound. Also I had it in my lymph nodes which was not detected. Quite shocking when it was 8cm x 7cm” Vikki Groom, single mum of girls Dacey and Lucia, had just started a new job when she was diagnosed...
At September’s International Invasive Lobular Cancer (ILC) Symposium in Pittsburgh, advocates and scientists celebrated the Lobuar legacy of Leigh Pate. Leigh Pate, of Seattle, began raising funds for cancer research for Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in...
This is an exciting opportunity to get involved in the leadership and decision making of our young charity. We are the only UK charity solely focused on improving outcomes for everyone with a Lobular Breast Cancer diagnosis. As we reach our second birthday, we need to...
