""We've known since the 70s that lobular breast cancer exists and is different, but it's been critically under-funded and under-researched," Swinburne said."
""It was a real shock. I assumed the lump I felt was a cyst and to be told you've got breast cancer was pretty heartbreaking," said Melissa Robinson."
Silent vigils have been organized by women advocating for more funding for lobular breast cancer research. The Lobular Moon Shot Project is requesting £20 million for research into the disease's biology. Lobular breast cancer accounts for 15% of cases but is often overlooked due to its unique characteristics. Patients like Katie Swinburne and Melissa Robinson share their experiences of diagnosis and treatment, emphasizing the need for better awareness and funding for this type of cancer.
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