Articles by Kathryn Senior on Advice on Breast Shape, Surgery, Breast Pain and more
How Was Tamoxifen Discovered?
Tamoxifen was originally developed as a contraceptive pill in the 1950s before becoming a key breast cancer treatment.
23rd August 2026
Can I Restart Milk Supply After Stopping Breastfeeding?
Yes, you can restart milk supply after stopping breastfeeding if you act quickly and get proper support from lactation experts.
18th May 2009
I Had Tamoxifen Treatment for Five Years: A Case Study
One woman's five-year experience taking Tamoxifen after breast cancer treatment and how she managed the side effects.
27th March 2009
I Suffered with Mastitis: A Case Study
Karen's struggle with breastfeeding turned into mastitis—here's what happened and how she coped.
27th March 2009
My Sister Died of Breast Cancer: A Case Study
One woman shares how her sister's breast cancer diagnosis at 31 changed everything for their family.
27th March 2009
What Is Herceptin?
Herceptin is a cancer drug that uses antibodies to block growth signals on breast cancer cells and stop them from multiplying.
26th March 2009
I Had Breast Cancer 10 Years Ago: A Case Study
Annie caught early-stage breast cancer from a subtle skin change and shares what happened after her mastectomy diagnosis.
26th March 2009
What Is Triple Negative Breast Cancer?
Triple negative breast cancer lacks hormone receptors, making it harder to treat and accounting for 15% of breast cancer cases.
25th March 2009