The recent change in screening intervals has raised public concerns about the trust and safety behind the decision. Our CEO Athena Lamnisos explores why building and maintaining public trust is more important than ever.
Today, NHS England announced changes to the cervical screening programme. Here we explain the changes, the evidence behind them, and answer some of your questions.
All through May we are joining forces with some of the UK’s leading health and beauty brands to Get Lippy about gynaecological cancers, including lead partners Centrum and Sure and founding partners Tesco, CEW UK and Harvey Nichols.
The British Gynaecological Cancer Society, The Eve Appeal and Peaches Womb Cancer Trust are jointly funding an audit pilot of womb cancer care in England (called the Endometrial Cancer Audit Pilot).
How C the Signs technology is helping diagnose ovarian cancer earlier.
NHS England has published their plans on how they are going to reach their goal of eliminating cervical cancer by 2040.
This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, our CEO, Athena Lamnisos, blogs about ovarian cancer awareness and rarer cancers after the second reading of the Rare Cancers Bill by Dr Scott Arthur MP.
Sbba blogs about her ovarian cancer diagnosis, the importance of symptom awareness and her hopes for earlier detection for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.
Today, the RCOG along with 48 other organisations representing women’s health and mental health are calling for concrete action if women are to receive the quality healthcare they need across their lifetime.
Biba blogs about her experience of finding out she had HPV and cervical cell changes for HPV Awareness Day.
This HPV Awareness Day, we wanted to highlight the worrying lack of awareness around the HPV vaccination programme.
Shaun writes about his experience taking on the Snowdon at Night Trek, in memory of his wife Jackie.
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