They’re speaking. The world is listening.
The young breast cancer community is making their voices heard from every corner of the globe.
Voices So Far
Countries
Languages
The First Results Are Here
For the first time ever, young breast cancer survivors, their caregivers, and healthcare providers from around the world shared their experiences, challenges, and needs. Now it’s time to turn those voices into action.
Comprehensive
Reports
Deep dive into diagnosis and country-specific,
multi-part reports analyzing the most
pressing needs identified by our global community.
Interactive Data
Explorer
Explore live, interactive data visualizations revealing insights
from 67 countries and thousands of experiences.
Project 528:
A Truly Global Movement
So far, on almost every continent and in 14 languages, young people affected by breast cancer are making their voices heard. This isn’t just data—it’s a revolution in understanding what our community truly needs to thrive.
Together, we’re building a foundation for better care, stronger support systems, and brighter futures for the estimated 528,000 young adults living with breast cancer worldwide.
What we’re learning together
The data reveals powerful truths about the young breast cancer experience—from how diagnoses are communicated to the vital role of online communities, from financial burdens to fertility concerns. Every insight brings us closer to solutions.

Age Bias
Nearly 50% of young patients reported being told they were “too young” for breast cancer or felt dismissed due to their younger age.

Care Experiences
Shared challenges in diagnosis communication, treatment access, and provider understanding emerged across continents.

Research Impact
These findings will inform policy, improve healthcare delivery, and drive research priorities globally.
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