“I knew that something was not right”
10 years on, Claire reflects on her diagnosis of ovarian cancer for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.
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“My story is not unusual, so many women find out they have ovarian cancer at a late stage.”
This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, Jo reflects on her diagnosis of ovarian cancer, the importance of listening to your body, and the need for more ovarian cancer research.
Persistent bloating & ovarian cancer – Your questions answered
Did you know that persistent bloating is a key symptom of ovarian cancer? That means bloating that is constantly there and doesn’t come and go.
Four new BRCA research projects launched
We have funded four new early-stage studies with our small grants programmes to help improve the options, information, support for women and people with gynae organs with BRCA gene alterations.
New menstrual blood HPV test
What might it mean for the future of cervical screening?
Audit looks for variation in womb cancer treatment
The second report of the womb cancer audit pilot has been launched, looking into treatment variation across the country.
3 in 4 people would say yes to the HPV vaccine if they knew it reduced the risk of six cancers
This Cervical Cancer Prevention Week (19-25 January) we will be sharing information to help plug the awareness gaps around HPV and the role of the HPV vaccination in cancer prevention.
Research News: New fellowship to understand and prevent the most aggressive type of womb cancer
We are thrilled to announce that, in partnership with North West Cancer Research, we have awarded our third Fellowship to Dr Sarah Kitson, gynaecological cancer surgeon and researcher at the University of Manchester.
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