Less than half of women would act on ‘red-flag’ symptoms
Our Get Lippy 2024 YouGov survey found that too few women would act on abnormal bleeding symptoms.
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Rachel’s poem: ‘A woman’s journey’
In this blog, Rachel shares a reflective poem she wrote about her experiences as a woman, her gynae health and her recent diagnosis of a rare gynae cancer, vaginal non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
‘It’s tough, it’s fun, and you’re doing it for the best cause ever’
In this blog, Carol writes about her experiences of doing our ‘Trek To Remember’ over the years.
NewsBlogNew NICE guidelines around genetic testing and ovarian cancer
Our Comms Manager, Lydia, blogs about the news and how Eve funded research has helped get us here.
‘Grieving the loss of an ovary’
Izy shares her story of her diagnosis and journey with a borderline ovarian tumour.
‘Waiting two years for surgery for a pre-cancerous condition is not a wait any woman should endure.’
Sharon writes about her journey with endometrial hyperplasia, a pre-cancerous condition in the womb, in North Ireland.
Chair of our Board, Melanie Richards CBE hands the baton over to Tamara Box
After an amazing 13 years on the board & four years as Chair, we are saying a goodbye and thank you to Melanie Richards.
NewsBlogThe life-giving, life-saving procedure
Claire tells her story of finding out she had a BRCA alteration and having her ovaries removed whilst having a caesarean.
‘If I had known the dangers of bloating and not dismissed it as ‘normal’ I might not have needed such major surgery’
Pip shares her experience of bloating, having an ovarian cyst, and advocates for the importance of knowing your normal and spotting when something isn’t right.
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