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It is an unfortunate fact that most people know someone affected by breast cancer and whilst there is still no cure, an explosion of new drugs in this area has made it a much more treatable disease, with longer life expectancy than ever before. However, with so many drugs now available it can be difficult for patients to choose the right treatment option for them. In the following collection of videos, Professor Rob Coleman explains the treatments available for women with advanced breast cancer as well as the option of taking part in a clinical trial. Also in this section, listen to real life testimony from women on how they survived breast cancer and new developments on the horizon which could hold the key to a breast cancer cure.
![]() | Clinical trials for breast cancerClinical trials are essential for improving the treatment of advanced breast cancer. There can be many benefits to taking part in a clinical trial as Professor of Medical Oncology, Rob Coleman explains in this video. See Video |
![]() | Treating advanced breast cancerThere are many treatments available to improve quality of life and prolong survival in Advanced Breast Cancer. It is up to the individual and her doctor what type of treatment to choose as different drugs have different side effects. To understand the treatments available and which one is best for you watch this video now. See Video |
![]() | Surviving breast cancerA woman discovers she has breast cancer and frankly discusses her thoughts about treatment options. See Video |
![]() | Preventing breast cancerCancer Research UK is supporting a clinical trial, IBIS II, studying the use of Arimidex in the prevention of breast cancer. See Video |
![]() | Living with metastatic breast cancerSusan, who has been living with breast cancer for over 12 years describes how she copes with the ups and downs of her condition. She has been through multiple treatments for her breast cancer and is still fighting – and enjoying life with her husband. See Video |

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