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Three new gynaecological cancer experts join Eve’s Research Advisory Committee 

‘We are own best advocates and instinctively know when something needs to be followed up.’

In this blog, Celeste shares her experience of getting diagnosed with a rare womb cancer and highlights the importance of knowing your normal.

The next government has the opportunity to do more and better for those affected by the gynaecological cancers.

Our CEO, Athena Lamnisos, blogs about the new government and what she hopes to see for those affected by the gynaecological cancers.

Votes for women

Eve CEO, Athena Lamnisos, blogs about the upcoming election manifestos and what plans and commitments we need to see to improve women’s health.

‘My campaign makes it all worthwhile if it means someone gets an early diagnosis’

Fay shares her story of getting diagnosed with stage 3 womb cancer, and how her diagnosis led her to start campaigning for gynae cancer awareness.

‘A cervical screen can save a life, but it’s not always easy’

Cervical screening saves lives. Get it done. Easy, right?
Maybe not.

‘We need to empower people with information’

This week is Cervical Screening Awareness Week and all week long we will be sharing information on cervical screening and tips for making the appointment easier.

Innovative new clinical test uses ‘DNA-methylation’ to pick up more cervical changes

Today positive results of the first large-scale clinical trial with the WID-qCIN test have been published in Nature Medicine.

Keeping children ignorant doesn’t keep them safe and healthy

New draft Relationship, Health and Sex Education (RHSE) Guidance – what does it mean for gynaecological and reproductive health?

‘Finding out you carry these alterations comes with its own grief and big decisions that need to be made’

In this blog, Carly shares her story of having a BRCA gene alteration, and both her and her sister’s cancer journeys.