Together; a partner’s story of vulval cancer

• May 29, 2019
• Matthew

Matthew Baumhauer speaks openly and honestly about his wife, Clare’s, diagnosis of vulval cancer, and how the ordeal has affected them both.

“I had never even heard of ovarian cancer before Jo and I sat in a small hospital room”

• January 21, 2019
• Matt Davies

Matt Davies tells us why he is raising money for The Eve Appeal in memory of his wife, Jo.

5 pro tips to cope with a heavy flow

• April 4, 2018
• Lydia Brain

Lydia was only 24 when she was diagnosed with a rare form of womb cancer. Now a cancer charity advocate, she is determined to help other women understand more about their gynaecological health – which includes heavy period flow.

“If you think something is wrong, go to the doctor”

• January 18, 2018
• Jess

Today is the last day of Cervical Cancer Prevention Week January, #TeamEve have shared a number of blog posts around different topics, whether it’s personal stories, or talking about HPV and the links to cervical cancer. We wanted to raise as much awareness during the week around cervical cancer as possible and hope that you’ll join us in doing so.

Never fear your smear – a cancer diagnosis and a new-born | #GynaeMonth

• September 19, 2017
• Laura Lodge

Throughout September and beyond, #TeamEve wants to spread much-needed awareness among both men and women about gynaecological cancers and their associated signs and symptoms – because as we know, early detection is key and that is only possible because with knowledge, comes power!

Saks Hair & Beauty smash past £100,000 fundraising target!

• September 18, 2017
• The Eve Appeal

BRCA & Me…the impact of gene mutations passed through generations

• March 4, 2017
• Alison Dagul

Alison Dagul addresses a room of MPs and women affected by gynae cancers about her experience of ovarian cancer

Womb cancer and my Christmas wish…

• December 19, 2016
• Daloni Carlisle

Eve advocate Daloni Carlisle shares her experience of womb cancer, and her ultimate Christmas wish for herself and the many women who are diagnosed and living with womb cancer in the future.