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‘So I felt a bit like I was out in the wilderness – carving a path of my own’

Emma shares her experiences of her diagnosis of small cell ovarian carcinoma for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.

‘Know you aren’t alone, even if you have a rarer cancer’

This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, Sara shares her story of being diagnosed with germ cell ovarian cancer.

HRT slows down ageing in cells

A new method to measure anti-ageing in cervical cells found that combined HRT slows cells ageing

The guidelines for the management of womb cancer have been updated- Ask Eve’s nurse runs through the highlights

One of our Ask Eve nurses runs through the highlights of the new BGCS guidelines for the management of womb cancer.

This Girls & Women in STEM Day we spoke to four researchers working to improve women’s health

This Girls & Women in STEM day we chatted to four women working to improve women’s health.

New test can identify breast and ovarian cancer from a cervical screening sample

Researcher Chiara, blogs about today’s news.

Wales: moving cervical screening intervals explained

One of our Ask Eve nurses explains yesterday’s news that cervical screening in Wales is moving to every 5 years instead of 3.

A day in the life of a gynaecological cellular pathologist

Before- my journey through genetic testing for the BRCA1 alteration

Fenella writes about how she feels heading into genetic testing for the BRCA1 gene alteration.

Research News: members of the Jewish community from all denominations were as open to getting BRCA testing when offered.

Caroline Presho blogs about what population-wide BRCA testing in the Jewish community would mean to her.