Only 1 in 5 aware of link between oestrogen and risk of womb cancer
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Community campaign shines spotlight on one of north east London’s most common cancer types
New research shows a new technique can be used to give an immediate diagnosis for womb cancer
Research shows a new technique can be used to give an immediate diagnosis for womb cancer, Sarah Graham blogs.
‘There are lots of lessons to be learned about hysteroscopy’
Charlotte shared her experience of hysteroscopy and we blog about the lessons that need to be learned from what happened
Breaking research news: New test to early diagnose womb cancer
New research published today in JCO reports a new test which can reliably detect womb cancer from a cervical sample.
The guidelines for the management of womb cancer have been updated- Ask Eve’s nurse runs through the highlights
One of our Ask Eve nurses runs through the highlights of the new BGCS guidelines for the management of womb cancer.
‘I started bleeding heavily and had to miss my swimming lessons’
Jackie shares her story of being diagnosed with womb cancer after having heavy bleeding.
‘I hope by being involved with Eve and speaking up, other women will not have the horrific experience I did.’
Fran writes about signing up to the Trek to Remember this September after being diagnosed with a rare type of womb cancer.
‘I run for my Auntie Linda and the thousands of other women and families that are going through this.’
Abbie blogs about her running challenge, 150kms in November for her Auntie Linda, who passed away from womb cancer.
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