Adjuvant Therapies

Insights into additional treatments used alongside primary breast cancer treatments, including chemotherapy, radiation, and hormone therapies.

Targeted Therapies

Adjuvant Therapies

Drug treatments aimed at a specific receptor or mutation.

Anti-oestrogen Treatments

Adjuvant Therapies

Medications used to stop cancer cells being stimulated by your body's hormones.

Chemotherapy

Adjuvant Therapies

These drugs kill cancer cells and are another way of improving your long term survival.

Systemic Treatments

Adjuvant Therapies

Multidisciplinary Care

These are treatments that can attack cancer cells anywhere in your body.

Radiotherapy

Adjuvant Therapies

Multidisciplinary Care

Radiation is used to attack cancer cells in a specific and localised area.

Adjuvant Therapies

Adjuvant Therapies

Treatments given after surgery to reduce the risk of the cancer coming back either in the breast or elsewhere

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