We are thrilled to announce that, in partnership with North West Cancer Research, we have awarded our third Fellowship to Dr Sarah Kitson, gynaecological cancer surgeon and researcher at the University of Manchester.
I want to applaud His Majesty King Charles for his special message in aid of Stand Up To Cancer – not just for speaking about his cancer diagnosis – but for some specific and insightful reflections he made, that really aren’t made often or loudly enough.
Our Black Community Outreach Facilitator, Sakinat, reflects on the importance of open conversations and creating positive and safe spaces to talk about gynae health.
Bagi shares her story of being diagnosed with womb cancer. Throughout her diagnosis and treatment, Bagi contacted Ask Eve, our free and confidential nurse information service.
Daniella reflects on her mucinous ovarian cancer diagnosis and advocating to get her symptoms checked out.
Self-censorship on social media is not the answer. We can’t talk about gynae health without addressing the anatomy in the room.
You may have seen some news over the weekend about the Galleri blood test to detect 50 cancers. But what does the news mean for gynae cancers?
For Black History Month, Dr Ojone Illah highlights the importance of representation in achieving equitable outcomes in gynae cancer research.
Ovarian cancer surveillance will be offered in North Central London to those at the highest risk of ovarian cancer.
All month long we will be raising awareness of risk factors in gynae cancer so you can understand your risk.
Abi writes about her diagnosis of cervical cancer and treatment
When diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer in 2012, Angela began fundraising. Now 13 years later, Angela’s Fund has raised an incredible £250,000.
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