How this site is funded

Breast Cancer Fitness is an independent, non-commercial site. It receives no funding, and has no financial relationship with any organisation, service or app it mentions.

How the site is funded

It isn’t. Breast Cancer Fitness:

  • receives no funding, sponsorship or donations
  • has no financial agreement with QuestPrehab or any other organisation, service or app
  • does not earn commission or any other payment from links on the site
  • does not carry advertising

QuestPrehab

We mention QuestPrehab because we believe it can help people both before and after treatment, and because of facts you can check for yourself:

  • it is used by NHS hospitals, and it is also open to individuals who aren’t offered it on the NHS
  • it covers exercise, nutrition, mental wellbeing and sleep together
  • its team has published research, including on prehabilitation in the breast cancer pathway

You can read the details, with sources, on our QuestPrehab page. Wherever we mention QuestPrehab, we also list free NHS, charity and community options, and other paid programmes, so you can choose what suits you. Many people do very well with free support and their NHS team.

How we keep our information balanced

  1. Every health page is referenced to published research, NHS information or UK guidance, with links so you can check the sources yourself.
  2. We describe what the evidence shows, including its limits. See, for example, the evidence for prehab in breast cancer.
  3. We list other options alongside QuestPrehab, and our comparison page asks the same questions of every service.
  4. We stick to facts we can check. Where a fact comes from a company’s own website, we say so.
  5. We don’t promote any service on sensitive pages, such as those about secondary breast cancer, palliative care or fertility.
  6. We never tell you a paid service is necessary.
  7. This site gives general health information, not personal advice. Your cancer team knows your situation, so please talk to them about what’s right for you.

How we choose the services we list

We include UK services that are relevant to people with breast cancer and that we can describe accurately. We check each one against the same questions: how you can get it, what it covers, whether it’s personalised, whether you speak to real people, what evidence and regulation sit behind it, and what it costs. Read how we review apps and services.

Every service page shows when we last checked it.

Corrections

If you think something on this site is wrong, out of date or unfair to a service, please tell us. We’ll look into it and correct it promptly.

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Last updated: November 2026.