Only 7% of people had a good understanding of gynaecological symptoms before experiencing them
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Research News: we now understand more about HPV
Dr Chiara Herzog blogs about recent research which explored why some people clear HPV and some do not.
The language around cervical screening & self-testing is confusing- we need clear and consistent language to increase uptake
Our Comms Officer, Lydia, clears up the confusion around self-sampling HPV tests and cervical screening
‘I’m making sure I do all I can to not get a preventable disease.’
Phoebe blogs about her experience of cervical screening with health anxiety for Cervical Screening Awareness Week.
‘When I think back to how long I ignored the bleeding, I feel exasperated.’
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.
‘When my first invite arrived through the post years ago, my body froze, and I then ripped it up’
Helen, who is living with PTSD, blogs about the barriers faced accessing cervical screening for survivors of sexual assault
The realities of HPV and cervical cancer
During Cervical Cancer Prevention Week (22nd – 28th) January, #TeamEve will be sharing a number of blog posts around different topics, whether it’s personal stories, or talking about HPV and the links to cervical cancer. We want to raise as much awareness during this week around cervical cancer and hope that you’ll join us in doing so.
“If you think something is wrong, go to the doctor”
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
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!
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