"It grows differently so sometimes Lobular Breast Cancer does form a lump but more commonly it's a thickening, something just doesn't feel quite right in your breast," Dr Alicia Okines, Consultant Medical Oncologist, The Royal Marsden Hospital Dr Okines and other...

Earlier this year, Louise Butcher ran a virtual London Marathon topless to raise awareness of Lobular Breast Cancer and to remove the stigma of mastectomy scars.   Louise was diagnosed with Lobular in Spring of 2022 despite having had a clear mammogram only three...

We are delighted that Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and his wife Susie have backed our #22ADayUK campaign, representing the 22 people who are diagnosed every day in the UK with this distinct disease.  Mr and Mrs Cleverly, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in...

Following her own diagnosis of Stage 4 Lobular Breast Cancer, Susan Michaelis is determined to contribute towards solving the challenges of this distinct disease. Working with Professor Chris Lord from the Institute for Cancer Research, Susan has launched the Lobular...

From 28 - 30 September, clinicians, researchers and patient advocates from around the world will be gathering in Pittsburgh, US, to share learning about the latest research into lobular breast cancer at the 2023 International ILC Symposium. Thank you to the...

Have you had a lobular diagnosis & would like to learn new ways of supporting your wellbeing? We're hosting our next free Lobular Wellbeing Workshop on Saturday 29 April in Nottingham from 10.00am until 4.00pm at the lovely Maggie's Nottingham . Whether you’ve...

LBCUK Patron, Josie Lloyd journaled all the way through her diagnosis and treatment for Lobular Breast Cancer in 2017, turning her experience into a best-selling novel, The Cancer Ladies’ Running Club. Here she shares why she believes that journaling is one of the...