‘I’m a midwife, but I’d never heard of vulval cancer – until I got it’
Jane Joy and Sandi White were both diagnosed in their early fifties and were told they were too young to have it
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Jane Joy and Sandi White were both diagnosed in their early fifties and were told they were too young to have it
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A doctor explains the easily overlooked signs when it comes to womb, ovarian, cervical, vaginal and vulval cancers