Research involving the Exeter University medical school has found that young women are failing to recognise the symptoms of cervical cancer.... leading to a delay in diagnosis.
The research, led by Kings College London, found that over a quarter of those diagnosed had waited more than three months before going to the doctor.
A vaccine has been introduced in schools.. but women who haven't had it should be particularly aware of the symptoms, which include unusual bleeding.
Leisure company gets £975,000 loan from council
It's yet to pay back £1.6 million
Massive Exeter student flats block gets the go-ahead
'It's a gateway site, so it needs a gateway building'
Giant solar plan on hold
It would cover 2,700 acres near Holsworthy
Rare King Colobus monkey born at Paignton Zoo
Second endagered monkey born in Devon
Torquay man jailed for cannabis smuggling plot
5 years for Leon Day
20-year healthcare partnership in Torbay under threat
Calls for Trust to think again
