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Saving lives
by advancing
breast cancer research

 

Our goal is to facilitate and accelerate breast cancer research as well as to improve treatments and quality of life for women and men with breast cancer.

 

You can make a difference too by supporting an academic study.

 

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BIG Time for Baby

BIG Time For Baby

Is it safe to pause hormonotherapy following breast cancer for up to 2 years to have a baby?

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BIG Radio Tuning, radiotherapy, breast cancer, surgery

BIG Radio Tuning

Who can be spared radiotherapy following breast conserving surgery?

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Metastatic breast cancer GPS, map the routes that cancer cells take to invade other organs

Metastatic breast cancer GPS

Can we map the routes that cancer cells take to invade other organs?

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Research achievements

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Learn what BIG has already achieved in the field of breast cancer research. 

BIG against breast cancer is the philanthropic unit of Breast International Group (BIG). To review BIG’s research in greater depth, visit Breast International Group.

BIG’s
income invested in research
20 years
of hope & progress
10.000+
BREAST CANCER EXPERTS

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The sky is the limit, whatever your creative idea is to fundraise for breast cancer research, you can get started here!

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Create your personal fundraiser and help fund critical research!

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Philanthropic events

Carmina Burana Concert

23-11-2019

The Brussels Choral Society and the Ensemble Orchestral De Bruxelles.

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News highlights

Prof. David Cameron appointed BIG Chair


14-11-2019

Prof. Cameron, who succeeds BIG co-Founder Prof. Piccart, began his term on 8 November 2019...

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The evolution of breast cancer treatment: past, present and future


19-09-2019

On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of BIG, Professor Martine Piccart, gathered experts and supporters to discuss the state of breast canc..

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A message from our Honorary President

Finding a cure is one of the biggest challenges faced by researchers from around the world. Breast cancer affects women and men of all ages. This is why prevention is crucial. When breast cancer is diagnosed, the impact on a patient’s life and loved ones is devastating and causes intense stress. Appropriate psychological and moral support is needed and can really make a big difference.

It is crucial to identify the most appropriate and personalised therapies to increase the chances of recovery and cure. BIG fosters collaboration among the world's leading experts in breast cancer and advances research. This is essential to give hope to everyone concerned.  - HRM the Queen of the Belgians, Honorary President

A message from our President

There are many areas of research that hold great promise for patients but have no particular interest for commercial partners.

That is why BIG develops and runs academic studies that hold tremendous potential for patients and promise long-term gains for society, in all regions of the world. Thanks to our global network of breast cancer experts, we can run these trials more efficiently.

- Martine Piccart, Co-founder and President of BIG against breast cancer

Testimonials

"I have huge admiration for the teams that work to find a cure and to make those living with breast cancer more comfortable."

Jessica Parser - Ambassador of BIG

"I understand I won't directly benefit from this study, but it's my responsibility to help other women who will be confronted with the disease in future."

Clinical trial participant

Our supporters