Women’s Breast Health Research Survey. Your voice matters!

We would like to invite you to be part of an important moment in women’s healthcare.

A new test for the early detection of breast cancer is currently being developed and the insight of women like you is essential in guiding how future screening evolves. This short survey brings together the voices of women who care about progress, prevention, and better outcomes for future generations.

By sharing your thoughts and experiences, you will help researchers and healthcare specialists design testing services that truly reflect the needs, expectations, and real lives of women.

Your perspective matters more than you may realise.

The survey takes just five to seven minutes to complete. By taking part, you join a community of women contributing their voices to research that aims to advance earlier detection and improve future testing for breast health.

Please note that you must be over the age of 25 years old and like in the UK to take part in this survey.

If you feel inspired to do so, please share the survey with other women who may also wish to take part.

Thank you for standing with us and with women like yourselves everywhere in helping move breast cancer detection forward.

Once you have completed the survey, head back here to enter the monthly reward draw for a chance to win!

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What you can expect:

This anonymous research survey explores women’s experiences of breast health and breast cancer screening. It takes approximately 5 to 7 minutes to complete and is done online, alone and in your own time.

Participation is entirely voluntary, and you may stop or withdraw at any time.

This survey is for research purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

This participant information, consent and survey pack has been prepared for research, pilot studies, and partner review.

All responses are anonymous and confidential.

Participation Information

This study aims to understand women’s experiences of breast health, breast cancer screening, and views on possible future approaches to early detection that may support existing services.

This survey is for research purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

All responses are anonymous. No personal identifying information is collected. Results will be analysed in grouped form only.

Some questions relate to personal or family experiences. You may skip any question you prefer not to answer.

Participation is voluntary. Your information will only be used for research, evaluation, and service improvement purposes.