Our wonderful international speakers 🙏 thank you all for sharing your world-leading insight to delegates #ANZGOG2024ASM

Amazing lecture from Emma Crosbie on endometrial cancer in Lynch Syndrome. Addressing the unanswered questions but an evidence based approach to management, screening and preventative treatment for women with lynch syndrome with or without endometrial cancer.

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An amazing talk from Prof Crosbie on how we can prevent obesity driven endometrial cancer. #ANZGOG2024ASM ANZGOG

Budding endometrial cancer researchers!! Peaches Womb Cancer Trust has partnered with Wellbeing of Women for an entry level scholarship 🙌 info below 👇

Super excited to be at #ANZGOG2024ASM in beautiful Wellington New Zealand for a packed 3 day programme all about breaking down barriers in gynaecological cancer care #GreatScience #FabulousCompany #NewCollaborations

A super effort for Peaches Womb Cancer Trust ! Well done Hope xx

In 5 weeks I’ll be running Edinburgh marathon for Peaches Womb Cancer Trust. They help support those affected by womb cancer. And this charity massively contributed to the work I’ve been doing over the past 3 years. If you can spare few £, please donate!

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We are very pleased to welcome Dr Victoria Parker Brenda Narice Hannah Nathan and Holly Baker-Rand as new Trainee Representatives on the TOG Editorial Board!

Postnatal Instead of Normally-timed Cervical Screening. The PINCS study registered at #ISRCTN by DrJoMorrison

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2nd highlight from April issue

KC Njoku, Emma Crosbie& coll

Show proof of principle that endometrial cancers secrete unique protein signatures that can enable cancer detection via cervico-vaginal fluid assays.

Read bit.ly/3xyy2VG

2nd highlight from April issue

KC Njoku, Emma Crosbie& coll

Show proof of principle that endometrial cancers secrete unique protein signatures that can enable cancer detection via cervico-vaginal fluid assays.

Read bit.ly/3xyy2VG

The AACR honored U.K. researchers for their work to increase testing for Lynch syndrome. Read more about their work and why this testing is important for people with endometrial cancer in Cancer Today. bit.ly/4aVQhCS #AACR24 Emma Crosbie

The AACR honored U.K. researchers for their work to increase testing for Lynch syndrome. Read more about their work and why this testing is important for people with endometrial cancer. bit.ly/4aX0gaO #AACR24 Emma Crosbie

A massive thank you to Anne Tracey and the ladies at Whittington Heath GC for choosing Peaches as their Charity of the Year and raising an incredible £8540.65. Thank you for your tee-rific support! 😉🙏⛳️

Lovely to meet Humna & Dorsa to talk about burn out, defying expectations & curing cancer with Jasmine in episode #3 of this fab podcast series Big Sisters in STEM! Check it out: youtu.be/oQlvcMlSJvQ?si…

Huge congratulations to our very own Emma Crosbie and neil ryan for their recent Team Science award from the AACR! Your work has had a huge impact on patients with Lynch Syndrome and totally deserves this recognition! 👏👏

I am grateful to AACR and AACRPres for recognizing true urgency of needs and shining a spotlight on #EndometrialCancer . As a patient, survivor, and #advocate , thank you for the power of your voice. Congratulations Emma Crosbie & #TeamWomb .
#AACR24 #GynCSM #OCRAhope #cancer

Amazing achievement. Congratulations Emma Crosbie and all the team, including Ray McMahon UoM News previously #Galway Manchester Cancer Research Centre