30 September 2018 - Source: New Zealand Herald
There are five gynaecological cancers. Ovarian is the most dangerous. It's insidious, often not discovered early enough, has symptoms which are common with other conditions and, when finally diagnosed, it's often too late to do much about it.
Friday 16 September 2016 - Media Release
A global shift to HPV based cervical screening will benefit Kiwi women
The New Zealand Gynaecological Cancer Foundation (NZGCF) applauds Ministry of Health changes to the National Cervical Screening Programme which will see the age of cervical screening for women increase from 20 years old to 25.
Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month - September 2016 - Media Release
3 women are diagnosed and 1 woman dies in New Zealand every day from a gynaecological cancer
September is Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month. The New Zealand Gynaecological Cancer Foundation (NZGCF) urges women to become familiar with the symptoms of the main forms of gynaecological cancers – ovarian, uterine, cervical, vaginal and vulval and to talk to their GP or health professional about their gynaecological health.
