“Common cancers deserve attention, but so do rare cancers”
This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, our CEO, Athena Lamnisos, blogs about ovarian cancer awareness and rarer cancers after the second reading of the Rare Cancers Bill by Dr Scott Arthur MP.
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“Cancer is the journey no one wants to take”
Sbba blogs about her ovarian cancer diagnosis, the importance of symptom awareness and her hopes for earlier detection for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.
We’ve joined the call for the Government to accelerate action on women’s health
Today, the RCOG along with 48 other organisations representing women’s health and mental health are calling for concrete action if women are to receive the quality healthcare they need across their lifetime.
NewsBlog“If I had more knowledge on the subject, then I would have got the vaccine without hesitation”
Biba blogs about her experience of finding out she had HPV and cervical cell changes for HPV Awareness Day.
Lack of awareness around the HPV vaccination programme
This HPV Awareness Day, we wanted to highlight the worrying lack of awareness around the HPV vaccination programme.
Shaun took on Snowdon at Night in memory of his wife Jackie
Shaun writes about his experience taking on the Snowdon at Night Trek, in memory of his wife Jackie.
New cervical screening guidelines for women with a physical disability or autism
Carmel Bagness, Royal College of Nursing Professional Lead Midwifery & Women’s Health writes about the new guidelines.
What adjustments can you ask for at your cervical screening?
For Cervical Cancer Prevention Week we want to raise awareness of what adaptations women and people with a cervix can ask for during their screening to make the appointment more comfortable.
Is gender bias an invisible barrier to equitable cancer care?
Ipsos UK blog about their report into gender bias in cancer care in the UK and some of the causes behind it.
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