Fifty shades of cancer fear revisited
Do you sometimes worry about how your life would change if you were diagnosed with cancer? Most people do. And perhaps unsurprisingly so, because research shows that if you are born after 1960, there’s...
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What do women who are overdue for cervical screening know about the risk...
Authors: Mairead Ryan, Laura Marlow and Jo Waller Attending cervical screening between 25-64 years (every 3 or 5 years depending on age) means abnormal cells on the cervix can be picked up and treated...
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A new test for cervical screening is being rolled out, but how do the...
By Emily McBride and Jo Waller You might have heard that cervical screening is changing in England. If not, we’ve got you covered. In this post, we’re going to talk about the new cervical screening...
View ArticleHow does testing HPV positive make women feel about sex and relationships?
A previous blog described how a new way of looking at cervical screening samples called primary HPV testing is being introduced into the NHS Cervical Screening Programme. In this post, we will describe...
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