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World's first cancer screening tampon: DIY smear test that's 'extremely easy and comfortable to use' and can check for 14 strains of HPV - Vimarsana News

World's first cancer screening tampon: DIY smear test that's 'extremely easy and comfortable to use' and can check for 14 strains of HPV

It is hoped the DIY screening will allow Brits who are too embarrassed or fear cervical screening, to get tested for the leading cause of cervical cancer.

How to properly check your breasts for breast cancer - and when to see a doctor - Vimarsana News

How to properly check your breasts for breast cancer - and when to see a doctor

It is important to not only understand the warning signs to look out for when it comes to breast cancer, but how to properly check your breasts for changes at home

Breast cancer signs you should never ignore as CoppaFeel! CEO Kris Hallenga dies at 38 - Vimarsana News

Breast cancer signs you should never ignore as CoppaFeel! CEO Kris Hallenga dies at 38

Philanthropist Kris Hallenga wanted the CoppaFeel! charity she created to no longer exist, in the hope that late diagnoses of breast cancer would be eradicated in her lifetime

NHS apologises to high-risk patients not told about annual breast screening checks - Vimarsana News

NHS apologises to high-risk patients not told about annual breast screening checks

The NHS has written to women at very high risk of breast cancer who have missed out on annual check-ups to screen for the disease.

Your risk of cancer and what to look out for, at 40, 50, 60, 70 and beyond - Vimarsana News

Your risk of cancer and what to look out for, at 40, 50, 60, 70 and beyond

Different cancer types are more common – and more deadly – at different ages