Remove The Doubt, a dedicated cervical screening awareness campaign created by and for LGBTQ+ people, has been launched to help address the inequalities and misinformation around cervical screening. Over the summer, phase 2 of the campaign is being launched, running for eight weeks from July 10.
Live Through This is a charity that supports and advocates for LGBTQ+ people affected by cancer
Martin Heaney was diagnosed with a grade 4 glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) in November last year after he banged his head and, on the advice of friends, who were concerned about small changes in his behaviour, decided to go to A&E.
Starting next week Lou’s friends will begin running and walking (some of them crawling, probably) the streets to raise money for Lou and the Cancer Centre (20% of everything raised will be donated)
To coincide with Father’s Day on Sunday, June 21, Prostate Cancer UK has created an online space for dedications and tributes to dads and father figures.
Two University of Brighton scientists are joining a pop-up stand in Brighton’s Churchill Square shopping centre on Friday, February 1 as part of events to mark World Cancer Day on Monday, February 4.
A fund set up to save the life of a Mum with terminal cancer has topped £16,000 in donations just days after it was launched. In January 2016, Charley Ashton, 34, a local businesswoman from Hove was told she had a rare and aggressive form of cancer and only weeks to live.
