The Be Ready campaign urges people to be emergency ready by preparing essential supplies. If you have cancer, there may be ...

Squamous cell cancer starts in cells that line different parts of the body, such as the airways. It is the most common type of tracheal cancer. It is more common in people over 60 and usually affects ...

Triple negative breast cancer is a less common type of breast cancer. About 1 in 5 breast cancers are triple negative (15 to 20%). Breast cancer is called triple negative when it does not have ...

Join Team Macmillan for the world-famous London Marathon in 2027. Feel the buzz of the crowds, run past London’s most iconic landmarks, before finishing the race by Buckingham Palace. Apply for a ...

Take part in a sponsored gaming challenge to do whatever it takes to support people living with cancer. Are you ready to take on your own gaming challenge? Level up your gaming to make a real impact ...

Cancer Community Meet-ups are currently taking place in Hollywood Bowl centres in Birmingham, Bristol, Colchester, Dagenham, Glasgow, Lincoln, Manchester, Preston ...

After treatment for melanoma, your specialist doctor or nurse will give you information about protecting your skin from the sun. You can still enjoy sunshine or have holidays in sunny countries. But ...

A cervical smear test checks for abnormal cell changes in the cervix. Finding these changes can prevent cervical cancer (cancer of the cervix) from developing. A smear test is usually the first part ...

Take on this iconic 55 mile cycle ride from Clapham Common in South London to the Brighton sea front. London to Brighton cycle is the perfect inclusive ride, with the route being challenging but ...

Pets can be a comfort when you have a cancer diagnosis. But you may be worried about caring for your pet, especially if you are having cancer treatment. You may be worried if you: are struggling to ...

Benefits calculator - what are you entitled to? If your partner died on or before 5 April 2017, you may already have got or be getting the following benefits: Bereavement Payment – a tax-free ...

This October, Go Sober for Macmillan. That's right. No lager. No wine. Not even a shandy. But don't worry, it'll all be worth it, as you'll be swapping those pints for pounds as you raise plenty of ...