Around 2,700 women, in England alone, are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year and it is the second most common cancer amongst women under 35. Early diagnosis is essential to ensure early treatment and reduce the number of cervical cancer related deaths –...
September is Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month (GCAM). Gynaecological cancer refers to cancers that start in 5 of the main parts of the female reproductive system – ovary, womb (uterine or endometrium), cervix, vagina and vulva. Sex assigned at birth, hormones...
