A few months ago we heard about an exciting new project that was being developed that would be looking into the future of womb cancer research and what patients, carers and clinicians feel are the important questions surrounding womb cancer.
WCSUK was asked if we would like to be a partner in the project and of course we said yes. This is obviously something that is very important to us and we are very happy to be part of Womb Cancer Alliance.
They intend to conduct a survey in early 2015 to find out what the most important issues are and I would encourage everyone who has been diagnosed or been touched by womb cancer to register for the survey. It’s important to find out where resources should be focused and how best to move forward in our understanding of what causes womb cancer and how best to treat it.
Please go check out their website and follow them on Facebook and twitter to keep up to date with their work.
It’s good that womb cancer is finally getting the recognition it deserves; we are really pleased that there will now be much more awareness raised of this cancer and hopefully in the near future there will be a much better understanding of what causes it and more importantly better ways of treating it.
There have been several women who have helped to get womb cancer a higher profile recently; it has been featured on national TV and also in 2 national newspapers and WCSUK hopes that things will continue and soon women across the UK will know as much about womb cancer as they do about breast or cervical cancer.
xx Kaz xx
WCSUK was asked if we would like to be a partner in the project and of course we said yes. This is obviously something that is very important to us and we are very happy to be part of Womb Cancer Alliance.
They intend to conduct a survey in early 2015 to find out what the most important issues are and I would encourage everyone who has been diagnosed or been touched by womb cancer to register for the survey. It’s important to find out where resources should be focused and how best to move forward in our understanding of what causes womb cancer and how best to treat it.
Please go check out their website and follow them on Facebook and twitter to keep up to date with their work.
It’s good that womb cancer is finally getting the recognition it deserves; we are really pleased that there will now be much more awareness raised of this cancer and hopefully in the near future there will be a much better understanding of what causes it and more importantly better ways of treating it.
There have been several women who have helped to get womb cancer a higher profile recently; it has been featured on national TV and also in 2 national newspapers and WCSUK hopes that things will continue and soon women across the UK will know as much about womb cancer as they do about breast or cervical cancer.
xx Kaz xx
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