Breast Cancer UK Strategic Plan 2025 to 2028

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Our 2025-2028 strategy outlines our plans to reduce breast cancer risk through education, research, and policy change. It highlights our mission to empower individuals, advance scientific understanding, and advocate for prevention-focused health policies.

Breast Cancer UK Strategic Plan 2025 to 2028 Summary

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A summary of our 2025-2028 strategic plan to reduce breast cancer risk through education, research, and policy change. It highlights our mission to empower individuals, advance scientific understanding, and advocate for prevention-focused health policies.

Breast check and top tips flyer

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Breast Cancer UK flyer to promote breat and check checking and our top tips to prevent breast cancer.

Breastfeeding flyer

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Detailed flyer about the link between breastfeeding and breast cancer and top tips to help.

Breastfeeding trifold leaflet

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Detailed leaflet about the link between breastfeeding and breast cancer and top tips to help.

Corporate partner package

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Corporate partner package 2025 showcasing the word we do and how organisations can work together to create impact.

Critical windows of susceptibility for breast development review

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DOI No.10.71450/80329044

The normal growth and development of the human body is a critical and highlysensitive process.

Diet and breast cancer review

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Many factors, including lifestyle and diet, play a role in the development of breast cancer. Dietary factors may be protective or increase risk and exert their effects over long periods of time.

Ditch the Junk leaflet

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Leaflet about 'ditching' products that contain harmful chemicals and may increase your risk of breast cancer.

EDC flyer

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Flyer about Endocrine Disupting Chemcials and the link between them and breast cancer.

Fibre, the gut microbiome and breast cancer review

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DOI No.10.71450/64900277

All studies reviewed in this briefing have found a diet high in fibre is linked to a decreased breast cancer risk.

Flame retardants and breast cancer review

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Studies in humans have shown that legacy flame retardants increase breast cancer risk. Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are associated with increased breast cancer risk.