We are now looking for Scottish TNBC CHAMPIONS!
The Royal College of Nursing has announced a TNBC Study Day in Edinburgh on 9th May, hosted on behalf of the UK Charity for Triple Negative Breast Cancer. This event is open to Breast Cancer Nurse Specialists (BCNS) in Scotland who wish to become TNBC Champions.
Make 2nds Count can help find a trial for you!
Make 2nds Count has relaunched its free clinical trials service, helping secondary breast cancer patients, including those with triple negative breast cancer, find suitable trials. This nurse-led support offers expert guidance and tailored searches.
Government Recognises That TNBC Needs A Specific Approach
This week in parliament, Andrew Gwynne, Minister for Public Health and Prevention recognised that a cancer specific approach is needed to meet the challenges in cancer care and to improve outcomes for people living with triple negative breast cancer.
We are looking for more TNBC CHAMPIONS!
Apply now for the free TNBC Study Day on 21st March 2025 in London. Limited to 25 places, this CPD-certified event is your chance to become a TNBC Nurse Champion. Educate, engage, and lead as the expert in your team. Apply via RCNi today!
Keytruda (Pembroluzimab) Positive Results!
Positive results have been shared by pharmaceutical company MSD from their recent trial with Keytruda, combined with chemotherapy, as a promising treatment for high-risk early-stage triple negative breast cancer patients
The UK Charity for TNBC Becomes NICE Stakeholder
The UK Charity for Triple Negative Breast Cancer is delighted to become a NICE stakeholder, contributing patient perspectives to the development of key breast cancer treatments.
Education Grants for Nurses!
The UK Charity for Triple Negative Breast Cancer is delighted to be announcing a Foundation to provide grants to fund further education for individual breast cancer nurses.
The UK Charity for TNBC Appears on BOPA Podcast
Robin Woolcock, founder of the UK Charity for Triple Negative Breast Cancer, joins Michal Sladkowski on the Let's Talk About SACT podcast. He discusses his experience with TNBC, the motivation behind the charity, and the support available for patients and staff.