It’s been a very busy, and rewarding, year at Lobular Breast Cancer UK. As a volunteer-led charity we are so proud of everything our amazing patrons, trustees, founders, fundraisers, partners and our Scientific & Medical Advisory Group have achieved. It’s thanks...

Almost a year before being diagnosed with Lobular Breast Cancer in October 2022, Vicky Marshall (in the middle of the front row above) had a mammogram, which didn’t pick up anything. Not long following her mammogram, she found a hardening in her right breast under the...

On Tuesday 10 December, Elaine Nangle and Emma Amos, two of our LBCUK Trustees,  attended the Westminster Hall debate on the treatment of Lobular Breast Cancer led by Helen Hayes MP. Elaine and Emma were there to represent LBCUK and to put forward our questions to the...

Almost a year before being diagnosed with Lobular Breast Cancer in October 2022, Vicki Marshall had a mammogram, which didn’t pick up anything. Not long following her mammogram, she found a hardening in her right breast under the armpit so she asked her husband to...

Let's change breast cancer guidelines and get the most effective treatments for Lobular patients. Can you help us by completing a Lobular patient survey to start our treatment guidelines campaign? In the UK, the National Institute for Health & Care Excellence...

Working with Lobular patients, patient advocate Jo Taylor from abcdiagnosis and health psychologists at De Montfort University (DMU), we've created a series of four downloadable 'digital postcards' to help you when having conversations with your medical team.   The...

Partnering with health professionals and researchers is central to the work we do at LBCUK from identifying and developing the research, ensuring the inclusion of the patient voice and dissemintating the latest reseach findings. We were delighted to receive this...