ACCESS UK Group calls on the UK government to advance cervical cancer elimination efforts
We joined forces with leading voices in women’s health to call for clear accountability for the delivery of England’s cervical cancer elimination plan.
We joined forces with leading voices in women’s health to call for clear accountability for the delivery of England’s cervical cancer elimination plan.
The Department of Health and Social Care have announced that in 2026 HPV self-sampling tests will be offered to women and people with a cervix who haven’t attended, or rarely attend, their cervical screening appointment.
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.
NHS England has published their plans on how they are going to reach their goal of eliminating cervical cancer by 2040.
Carmel Bagness, Royal College of Nursing Professional Lead Midwifery & Women’s Health writes about the new guidelines.
For Cervical Cancer Prevention Week we want to raise awareness of what adaptations women and people with a cervix can ask for during their screening to make the appointment more comfortable.
We hear about his emotional journey, from the grief at the loss of his wife from cervical cancer to his healing through this epic journey.
Emma joined us at the “Reception to celebrate Scotland’s progress towards eliminating cervical cancer” convened by MSD with support from The Eve Appeal. She shared her story of her cervical cancer diagnosis and advocacy work.
Our CEO, Athena, blogs about what is needed to reach our goal of eliminating cervical cancer.
This guide outlines information about attending cervical screening for survivors of rape, sexual abuse or assault, and offers tips to which may help to make you feel more comfortable about your appointment.
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