Policy

Dear Andy,

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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

The Women’s Health Strategy has been renewed, but what will it mean for gynae cancers?

Earlier this week, the government relaunched an updated Women’s Health Strategy.

The National Cancer Plan has launched today 

This World Cancer Day the government have launched the National Cancer Plan.

1 in 4 young people leaving school without the HPV vaccination

Today, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has released its report on HPV vaccination uptake rates in the school’s vaccination programme for the 2024-25 academic year.

New RSHE guidance has been announced, but what does it mean for gynae health?

There has been new guidance for Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) launched today. We talk through some of the guidance which will affect gynae health and gynae cancers.

ACCESS UK Group calls on the UK government to advance cervical cancer elimination efforts

We joined forces with leading voices in women’s health to call for clear accountability for the delivery of England’s cervical cancer elimination plan.

HPV self-sampling tests will now be available for those who are overdue cervical screening

The Department of Health and Social Care have announced that in 2026 HPV self-sampling tests will be offered to women and people with a cervix who haven’t attended, or rarely attend, their cervical screening appointment.

40% of women are worried being screened less is unsafe

The recent change in screening intervals has raised public concerns about the trust and safety behind the decision. Our CEO Athena Lamnisos explores why building and maintaining public trust is more important than ever.