Four Things You Should Have Learnt About Cancer in Sex Education
As part of Gynae Month, campaigner Milly Evans tells us what we should have learnt about cancer during sex education classes
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Welcome to The Eve Appeal blog! We hope to use this blog to challenge the taboo and help raise awareness by blogging about gynaecological cancer and hearing from brave women who have agreed to share their own experiences.
We want you to Go Red for the right reasons this September
Flossie Skelton shares with #TeamEve her personal experience of sex education at school
For Rachael | Our ambassador and a champion for medical research
Rachael Bland was a fantastic ambassador for Eve’s work and so passionate about addressing the taboos around cancer.
The need for sexual education on the curriculum
Milly Evans, a sex education campaigner, talks to us about why the current consultation around the SRE curriculum is vital
Avoiding late diagnosis of ovarian cancer
The first ever NHS ovarian cancer early detection service pilot has been announced today by the UCLH Cancer Collaborative
Saks Hair & Beauty brush past £125,000 in fundraising efforts
We celebrate as our amazing corporate partner, Saks Hair & Beauty, hit £125,000 fundraising target
Understanding Womb Cancer
The Eve Appeal launches a guide to help women and their families affected by womb cancer - 'Understanding womb cancer'
Anatomy of a Choice
Jill Mueller - an artist and BRCA1 carrier, shares how she has used art and creativity to explore her medical experience
Cervical screening – what every woman should know
We've asked Dr Adeola Olaitan to tell us what we need to know about cervical screening for Cervical Screening Awareness Week
Why It’s Time to Pout for a Purpose
Team Eve's CEO, Athena Lamnisos on why gynae cancers need their version of the pink ribbon.