“Doctors have seen many vaginas before, so there really is no need to be shy…”
Corinne Richards never thought that she would be diagnosed with cervical cancer, but here she shares her personal experience
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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.
Public Cervix Announcement: #TeamEve urge women to attend cervical screening
During Cervical Screening Awareness Week (and beyond!), #TeamEve want women everywhere to attend their cervical screening
Thumbelina takes on the #SipandSew challenge…all for #TeamEve
Nina Chang reflects on her colourful creation for the #SipandSew campaign, which is supporting The Eve Appeal
#sipandsew: I’m not a self-confessed cocktail dress kinda gal
Blogger Portia Lawrie gives us the lowdown on her latest creation in support of McCall Pattern Companys #sipandsew campaign
#TeamEve researcher awarded prestigious grant to fund pioneering research into cancer prevention
We are very proud that our Chief Scientist Prof Widschwendter has received a prestigious grant into cancer prevention
It’s time to #SipandSew…
#TeamEve's corporate partner, McCall Pattern Company launches The Cocktail Hour dress-making campaign for charity #sipandsew
Research UPDATE: Small Cell Ovarian Cancer Project
We provide an update on our research project at Cambridge University investigating small cell ovarian cancer
MPs and celebrities come together to Make Time for Tea at the House of Commons
MPs and celebrities marked the start of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month by attending a tea party at the House of Commons
BRCA & Me…the impact of gene mutations passed through generations
Alison Dagul addresses a room of MPs and women affected by gynae cancers about her experience of ovarian cancer
My Mum…Sarah Smith
Becky Smith, daughter of the late Eve advocate Sarah Smith, re-counts her Mum’s speech at the House of Commons