“Don’t dwell on past smear tests…it could be costly”
#TeamEve champion Jane shares with us her advice on the importance of attending cervical screening appointments
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Welcome to The Eve Appeal blog! We use this blog to challenge taboos and help raise awareness by hearing from those who have been affected by gynaecological cancers, the people who love them and the healthcare professionals and scientists who are working every day to improve the situation for women and people diagnosed with these diseases.
Whole-population testing for breast and ovarian cancer gene mutations is cost-effective
Screening the entire population for breast and ovarian cancer gene mutations is cost-effective and could save lives
#TeamEve and Oliver Bonas celebrate partnership anniversary
At #TeamEve we cannot believe we're celebrating our 1st year partnership with Oliver Bonas already! What a fab year!
New research suggests that BRCA carriers diagnosed with breast cancer do not need an immediate mastectomy
Research findings show that women don’t need to rush the decision of a mastectomy when being told they're a BRCA carrier
Happy New Year! Now who wants that cup of TEA?
#TeamEve are delighted to announce Whittard of Chelsea as their Official Make Time for Tea partner
Research discovers that testing for BRCA mutations is cost-effective for at risk group
Research funded by The Eve Appeal finds that population testing for BRCA mutations is cost-effective in Sephardi Jewish women
Research provides stepping stone towards early detection of breast and ovarian cancer
Researchers take significant step forwards into early detection of breast and ovarian cancer
Working in the cancer world doesn’t give you immunity against cancer…
Ingrid Copperman shares with us her experience of being diagnosed with cancer, whilst working for a cancer charity
A vaccine doesn’t mean immunity
The Eve Appeal respond to study suggesting women who've had the HPV vaccine may only need three smear tests in their lifetime
#TeamEve launch dedicated information resource – Hereditary Cancer Matters
Team Eve launch Hereditary Cancer Matters as research findings show a clear knowledge gap in vital cancer info provision