Campaigns

Cervical screening: pain and patient power 

For Cervical Screening Awareness Week Philly blogs about her tips for cervical screening with vulvodynia.

Why I’ll never miss another cervical screening  

Adele writes about her experience of putting off cervical screening and why it’s never too late to get your appointment booked in.

“Disabled women are not avoiding healthcare because we do not care about our health.”

Sam writes about her experience of cervical screening and what’s needed to make cervical screening more accessible for physically Disabled women.

The real life impact of gynae health censorship

We’re sharing real voices and lived experiences to highlight why calling out Meta’s censorship of gynaecological health information matters.

Open letter: Meta, stop censoring vital gynae health information

ChatGPT missing gynaecological cancers when asked about ‘red-flag’ symptoms

All through the month of May, we Get Lippy about gynaecological cancers, and this year we are raising awareness of mis and disinformation and sharing tips on how to spot it.

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.

Widespread lack of understanding of inherited cancer risks

All month long we will be raising awareness of risk factors in gynae cancer so you can understand your risk.

1 in 3 women have put off getting a gynae symptom checked 

All through May we are joining forces with some of the UK’s leading health and beauty brands to Get Lippy about gynaecological cancers, including lead partners Centrum and Sure and founding partners Tesco, CEW UK and Harvey Nichols.

“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.