‘I run for my Auntie Linda and the thousands of other women and families that are going through this.’

• November 23, 2020
• Abbie

Abbie blogs about her running challenge, 150kms in November for her Auntie Linda, who passed away from womb cancer.

‘It was really difficult for us all, going through this through covid’

• November 6, 2020
• Chris

Chris blogs about his mum who passed away from womb cancer in August and his big cycling challenge through GCAM.

Lynch Syndrome: Testing guideline change means a big win for cancer prevention

• October 27, 2020
• Dr Neil Ryan

Dr Neil Ryan blogs about the new NICE guidelines that recommend Lynch Syndrome testing for all womb cancer patients.

‘I know how hard the festive season can be, I lost my mum to ovarian cancer seven years ago.’

• October 23, 2020
• Kerri

Kerri blogs about losing her mum to ovarian cancer and why we need to support research and raise awareness this Christmas.

‘When I think back to how long I ignored the bleeding, I feel exasperated.’

• September 11, 2020
• Terri

Terri was diagnosed with grade 4, stage 1B cervical cancer 14 years ago after bleeding after sex, she tells her story for Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month and why she wants everyone to get abnormal bleeding checked.

New modelling shows that extending cancer gene testing could prevent millions more cancer cases worldwide.

• July 17, 2020
• The Eve Appeal

Eve CEO, Athena Lamnisos, discusses this new piece of research and the global impact of population based BRCA testing.

‘When my first invite arrived through the post years ago, my body froze, and I then ripped it up’

• June 19, 2020
• Helen

Helen, who is living with PTSD, blogs about the barriers faced accessing cervical screening for survivors of sexual assault

Vulva

• May 27, 2020
• Hollie McNish

Vulva, a poem by Get Lippy Ambassador and Poet, Hollie McNish

Study shows PROMISE in being able to predict ovarian cancer risk in every woman.

• May 15, 2020
• The Eve Appeal

Today a paper was published from our PROMISE study, Karen Hobbs blogs about the move forward for ovarian cancer prevention.

‘I’ve always loved talking about my periods.’

• May 6, 2020
• Léa

Léa blogs about why everyone needs to Get Lippy and Loud about gynaecological cancers this May.

Cancer is not on Lockdown – People Ignoring Worrying Symptoms During Pandemic

• May 1, 2020
• The Eve Appeal

Cancer is not on lockdown! Nearly half of young people would sit on key symptom, find out more about our Get Lippy campaign.

A Step Forward for Small Cell Ovarian Cancer

• April 10, 2020
• The Eve Appeal