Mandy’s Health Challenges in the Workplace

• August 3, 2023
• The Eve Appeal

What we can learn from Mandy’s story

Phil & Mark’s Walk from Winchester to Rome

• July 7, 2023
• The Eve Appeal

Phil and Mark share their story of why they are walking from Winchester to Rome.

‘Helping somebody else helps me’

• June 29, 2023
• Kathy

Kathy shares her story of vaginal cancer

Developing a kinder way to diagnose and treat vulval cancer

• May 10, 2023
• The Eve Appeal

A team from Imperial College London are looking into a more accurate and kinder way to diagnose and treat vulval cancer.

Only 7% of people had a good understanding of gynaecological symptoms before experiencing them

• April 27, 2023
• The Eve Appeal

Get Lippy and Loud this May and smash the taboos around gynae health.

‘I am still processing it all really and find it all rather surreal’

• March 25, 2023
• Heather

This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month Heather tells her story of living with stage 3 ovarian cancer.

Only 3% of people have heard of Lynch syndrome

• March 22, 2023
• The Eve Appeal

Our recent survey found that less than 3% of people had heard of Lynch syndrome.

Behind the headlines: New BRCA gene alteration variant found in Orkney

• March 18, 2023
• The Eve Appeal

We blog about yesterday’s news about a new founder population of a BRCA gene alteration in Orkney

I thought that ovarian cancer only occurred in older women

• March 11, 2023
• Jess

This OCAM, Jess shares her story of being diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer

RCOG and women’s health organisations joint statement on stigma and shame in women’s health services

• March 8, 2023
• The Eve Appeal

First Rare Gynae Cancer Fund project announced in mucinous ovarian cancer

• March 1, 2023
• The Eve Appeal

We are delighted to announce our first Rare Gynae Cancer Fund project, in mucinous ovarian cancer.

Research News: we now understand more about HPV

• February 22, 2023
• Dr Chiara Herzog

Dr Chiara Herzog blogs about recent research which explored why some people clear HPV and some do not.