Rosamund Dean is a journalist, author and former deputy editor of Grazia.In 2021, she was diagnosed with breast cancer aged 40, and documented her journey with a column in The Sunday Times Style.She has since founded Well Well Well, a popular wellness newsletter on Substack, chronicling her efforts to future-proof her body in a way that is relatable and doable.She is also the author of Mindful Drinking: How Cutting Down Can Change Your Life.Rosamund lives in London with her husband, Sunday Times writer Jonathan Dean, and their two children.

‘A brilliant, comprehensive guide for anyone with a breast cancer diagnosis. Clearly and calmly written – I wish this had been available when I was diagnosed.’Victoria Derbyshire

Rosamund Dean is a journalist, author and former deputy editor of Grazia.In 2021, she was diagnosed with breast cancer aged 40, and documented her journey with a column in The Sunday Times Style.She has since founded Well Well Well, a popular wellness newsletter on Substack, chronicling her efforts to future-proof her body in a way that is relatable and doable.She is also the author of Mindful Drinking: How Cutting Down Can Change Your Life.Rosamund lives in London with her husband, Sunday Times writer Jonathan Dean, and their two children.

‘A brilliant, comprehensive guide for anyone with a breast cancer diagnosis. Clearly and calmly written – I wish this had been available when I was diagnosed.’Victoria Derbyshire

Rosamund Dean is a journalist, author and former deputy editor of Grazia.In 2021, she was diagnosed with breast cancer aged 40, and documented her journey with a column in The Sunday Times Style.She has since founded Well Well Well, a popular wellness newsletter on Substack, chronicling her efforts to future-proof her body in a way that is relatable and doable.She is also the author of Mindful Drinking: How Cutting Down Can Change Your Life.Rosamund lives in London with her husband, Sunday Times writer Jonathan Dean, and their two children.

‘A brilliant, comprehensive guide for anyone with a breast cancer diagnosis. Clearly and calmly written – I wish this had been available when I was diagnosed.’Victoria Derbyshire