Latest News
The latest news, updates and statements from the Association of Breast Surgery.
Online learning modules from ABS
The ABS is expanding its online educational offering, with new learning modules providing further opportunities for members to develop their knowledge and support their continuing professional development.
Health Inequities Heroes: Dr Olubukola 'Bookie' Ayodele
As part of our ongoing work on health inequities, ABS Trustee, Carol-Ann Courtney highlights the contribution of Dr Olubukola ‘Bookie’ Ayodele to addressing inequalities in cancer care nationally and globally, alongside opportunities to engage with London Global Cancer Week, taking place from 2–6 No...
New GIRFT guidance published for gynaecomastia and congenital breast asymmetry surgery
New guides published on Gynaecomastia and Corrective surgery for congenital breast asymmetry
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Know The Facts
A new resource for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Shades of Survival: its mission to reduce health inequity
Ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Black History Month, Carol-Ann Courtney, ABS Trustee, discusses the the multi-award-winning documentary Shades of Survival.
ABS statement on breast surgery services at County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust
The Association of Breast Surgery responds to concerns about breast surgery services at County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust and outlines the standards, safeguards and resources that support safe, high-quality patient care.
National Audit Reports Highlight Opportunities to Improve Breast Cancer Services
The 2026 State of the Nation reports from NAoPri & NAoMe published.
Abstract submission now open for ABS Conference 2027
Abstract submission is now open for the ABS Conference 2027, taking place in Wales on 10-11 May 2027.
New BCIR record type for historic and cosmetic tourism patients
A new record type has been added to the Breast and Cosmetic Implant Registry (BCIR).
The Association of Breast Surgery has joined with surgical Royal Colleges, specialist associations and patient safety organisations in calling for stronger protections for patients undergoing cosmetic surgery.
