Be Clear on Cancer: Breast cancer in women over 70 campaign

BCOC Breast70 banner- 1 in 3 women

The Department of Health is running a regional pilot campaign in the Central TV region to raise awareness of breast cancer in women over 70. The Be Clear on Cancer campaign tells women over 70 that if they see any change to their nipples, skin or shape of their breasts they should see their doctor straightaway.

This section provides details of where the local Be Clear on Cancer pilot campaign is happening; downloadable briefing sheets and information specifically for GPs and practice teams; and useful tools and resources.

Get the background to the successful campaign and how it has been developed

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More details about the campaign for GPs and practice teams in the region

Information for GPs and practice teams

More details about the campaign for pharmacy teams in the region

Information for pharmacy teams

Read about the evidence, barriers and opportunities

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Tools and resources to support GP practices, pharmacies and local NHS teams

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Everything you need to know about the regional campaign in 10 key questions

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Be Clear on Cancer is a cancer awareness campaign led by Public Health England, working in partnership with the Department of Health and NHS England. This page contains links to documents that we hope you find useful. Please note however that the views or opinions expressed within those links are not necessarily those of Cancer Research UK.