The Manchester Breast Centre, established in 2005, aims to promote collaborative working amongst breast cancer specialists in Manchester, underpinning research and allowing access to a wide range of state of the art facilities. The Centre has gone from strength to strength since its launch in 2005 and continues to expand. Across the centre, world-class scientists and clinicians are working together to ensure their research makes as big an impact as possible, as fast as possible.
 

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Manchester Breast Centre Report 2019-2020

The Manchester Breast Centre Report for 2019-2020 highlights the vigorous activity in breast research in Manchester that has an overall goal of improving outcomes for breast cancer patients across the world.
 

Read about our latest achievements in this online report.

 

Nearly 50,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, making breast cancer the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK. Researching treatment and ways to prevent all types of the disease is the main aim of the Manchester Breast Centre. Some of this research is very specific, focusing on the unique characteristics of a particular form of breast cancer. However, much of our work will be of benefit to everyone with the disease.
 

Manchester Breast Centre is making an impact