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.
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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.
NewsBlogNew Rare Gynae Cancer Fund project: Developing a test to diagnose uterine sarcoma
Thanks to your support of our Rare Gynae Cancer Fund, we have awarded a grant to Dr Esther Moss at the University of Leicester and NIHR Leicester Biomedical Research Centre, to develop a blood test to diagnose uterine sarcoma.
‘From Grief to Love’ a book covering 4,300-miles
We hear about his emotional journey, from the grief at the loss of his wife from cervical cancer to his healing through this epic journey.
‘I am determined to see a future where the experiences I had are no longer the reality.’
Emma joined us at the “Reception to celebrate Scotland’s progress towards eliminating cervical cancer” convened by MSD with support from The Eve Appeal. She shared her story of her cervical cancer diagnosis and advocacy work.
Scotland racing towards cervical cancer elimination
Our CEO, Athena, blogs about what is needed to reach our goal of eliminating cervical cancer.
Research news: Second Eve Fellowship to try detect ovarian cancer in the early stages
This fellowship aims to create a new blood test to detect ovarian cancer at its earliest stages when it is most treatable.
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