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Fast-tracked cervical cancer screening saving lives in remote West Australian communities

It's hoped a new fast-tracked cervical cancer screening program being rolled out in WA's north, which allows women to remain in their communities while being tested, will be expanded nationally.

ABC News

Glasgow doctor retires after saving millions of lives with new cancer vaccine

Professor Ian Frazer was one of the masterminds behind the development of the HPV vaccine against cervical cancer which continues to save thousands of lives each year

Glasgow Live

Scots medic dubbed 'God's gift to women' retires after saving lives of millions

Professor Ian Frazer invented the HPV vaccine against cervical cancer which is saving thousands of lives every year

Daily Record

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Mum-of-five who was 'prescribed laxatives for symptoms' dies after cancer diagnosis

Despite Louise undergoing surgery in 2021 to have cervical cancer cells removed, Judith claims that no tests were carried out despite concerns being raised with doctors over her symptoms.

Daily Record

'My beautiful niece was prescribed laxatives - months later we're planning her funeral'

A mum-of-five with a history of cervical cancer 'was given laxatives after she went to a doctor with cancer symptoms' - her family have claimed - before dying six weeks after being officially diagnosed with terminal cancer

Daily Mirror

Mum-of-five given laxatives for bowel problems dies six weeks after cancer diagnosis

The 34-year-old mum was told she had terminal cervical cancer, liver and bowel cancer and further scans showed it had spread to her pelvis and lymph nodes.

Wales Online

Derry MLA calls for HPV screening to be adopted for cervical cancer in Northern Ireland

A less sensitive test is used in Northern Ireland which means the region lags behind the rest of the UK

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Mum of six whose children 'meant everything to her' dies from cervical cancer aged 33

Leanne Hattersley was diagnosed with stage three cervical cancer last December

Wales Online

Tragedy as woman dies from cervical cancer aged 33 leaving behind six children

Leanne Hattersley had been on repeated trips to the doctors with pain in her right leg and irregular bleeding before her condition was spotted

Daily Mirror

The life and times of Lynsey Bennett as CervicalCheck campaigner dies aged 34

The mother of two captured the heart of the nation

Irish Mirror

Moving tributes flow following death of Lynsey Bennett

Una Healy was close friends with cervical cancer campaigner Lynsey who passed away on Thursday

Dublin Live

New drug approved for cervical cancer

A drug that has been "revolutionary" in the treatment of melanoma has now been approved for use in cervical cancer in Australia.

Newcastle Herald

Heather MacRae returns to PGA Cup event that got her through cervical cancer

When you’re used to going hither and yon as a professional golfer, a three-week spell at home can swiftly bring on the wanderlust. “I’m…

The National (Scotland)

Cervical cancer symptoms as new test can detect cell changes years before disease

A long-lasting infection with human papillomavirus (HPV) is one of the main causes of cervical cancer. A new test to detect the cancer has been developed by scientists in the hopes of allowing for much earlier treatment

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Scientists develop more accurate predictive test for cervical cancer

Test created by UCL and Innsbruck University also detects DNA markers for breast, womb and ovarian cancer

The Independent UK

Scientists develop more accurate test for cervical cancer

The test performed better than currently available methods for detecting women with advanced cell changes who need treatment.

Daily Record

Four cancers could be detected from breakthrough cervical test

A more precise assessment, which detects cell changes that could require treatment, has been developed by scientists.

Daily Record

Gers legend Willie Henderson backs fundraising trip for late daughter's charity

Willie, who stays in Broxburn, has been keeping Michelle's memory alive through his own fundraising

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Woman steps in as surrogate for best pal who can't carry a child after cervical cancer

Cassie Bush, from Keynsham, in Bath and North East Somerset, had to undergo radiotherapy which triggered early menopause and made it impossible for her to carry her own baby

Bristol Post

Best friend helps woman who couldn't carry child after cervical cancer to become a mum

Cassie was 'blown-away' when her friend offered to be a surrogate

Daily Record

Rangers legend Willie Henderson backs Nepal trekkers raising funds for charity set up in memory of his late daughter

Group of 14 volunteers will scale to an altitude of 4500m in the Himalayas in aid of the Michelle Henderson Cervical Cancer Trust.

Tribune News Service

Miami’s Little Haiti joins global effort to end cervical cancer

More than 300,000 women around the world die from cervical cancer each year. In the U.S., women of Haitian descent are diagnosed with it at higher rates than the general population.

WEKU

Miami's Little Haiti joins global effort to end cervical cancer

As a first step to early treatment, health workers who speak Haitian Creole are teaching people in Little Haiti how to test themselves for HPV, the virus that causes half of all cervical cancers.

Daily Mirror

Sky Sports' Jo Wilson stunning wedding as she moved ceremony after cancer diagnosis

Sky Sports presenter Jo Wilson has tied the knot in a beautiful ceremony with her partner Dan after she was sadly diagnosed with stage 3 cervical cancer this summer

Daily Mirror

Children of much-loved mum who died of cervical cancer still 'have questions'

Jennifer Mason was just 36 when she died of cancer on October 6 last year - now, one year on, her five children are still struggling to come to terms with her death

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