Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer develops in the cervix. Assessment of symptoms and appropriate screening help guide further care.
View moreCervical cancer develops in the cervix. Assessment of symptoms and appropriate screening help guide further care.
View moreEndometrial cancer starts in the lining of the uterus and commonly presents with abnormal vaginal bleeding.
View morePersistent bloating, pelvic discomfort or changes in eating and urinary symptoms can prompt assessment for ovarian conditions.
View moreUterine cancer includes cancers of the uterine lining and rarer tumors arising in other uterine tissues.
View moreVaginal cancer is uncommon, but persistent bleeding, discharge or a vaginal lump needs medical assessment.
View morePersistent changes in the skin of the external genital area should be assessed, particularly a lump, ulcer or ongoing itching.
View moreA new breast or underarm lump, nipple change or persistent breast skin change should be assessed promptly.
View moreGTN is a group of uncommon tumors arising from pregnancy-related placental tissue and needs specialist evaluation.
View moreHPV vaccination helps prevent infection with high-risk virus types linked to cervical cancer and certain other cancers.
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