Posted by Iona Stoddart, Prevention Project Lead, 23 Mar 2020

Iona Stoddart leads our West of Scotland team and she recently went on a cervical screening tour of the Western Isles. She’s shared the insights this unique part of the world gave her about access to cervical screening.

Posted by Nicola Wild, Media Volunteer, 16 Mar 2020

Lymphoedema can affect people in different ways. In this blog, Nicola shares her experience. Nicola was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2008 when she was 27. In May, she had a hysterectomy and all her pelvic lymph nodes removed.

Posted by Mandy Parker, Laura Burlingham and Hayley Sculpher-Brown, 04 Feb 2020

Today is World Cancer Day. This year, we’ve decided to talk about the importance of friendships, talking and support.

Posted by Imogen Pinnell, Health Information Manager, 23 Jan 2020

How would you react if you were told you had HPV? Would you be afraid? Upset? Or simply a bit unsure of what it meant?

Posted by , 22 Jan 2020

Can cervical cancer be eliminated? Are we close? Or are we actually seeing increases in diagnoses?

Posted by Rebecca Shoosmith, Head of Support Services, 13 Jan 2020

If you’ve been diagnosed with cervical cancer, hearing that you have or have had a cancer that can be prevented can be difficult.

Posted by Alexandra Barker, National Federation of Women’s Institutes, 13 Jan 2020

In June this year, the WI launched 5 Minutes that Matter – a national campaign to raise awareness of the importance of

Posted by Roberta Turnbull, Jo’s Volunteer, 18 Dec 2019

I was diagnosed with cervical cancer not long after Jo Maxwell passed away.

Posted by Mary Lewis, Media Volunteer, 13 Dec 2019

Originally published on iNews.

Posted by Sarah Vining, Volunteer, 19 Nov 2019

Sarah, one of our volunteers, took on her first overseas cycling challenge on the Women V Cancer cycle India ride. She’s shared her experience with us and some tips on what you can do if you’re thinking about taking on a challenge but aren’t sure what to expect.