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.
Shoes found in major search for missing teenage boy
Taylor Charlton, 14, was last seen over a week ago
Reform win Tiverton Town Council by-election
They won by 19 votes
Illegal e-bikes seized in Torquay
Police operation to educate riders
Clubhouse for thriving Devon football club approved
It has 250 members but limited facilities
Burglar jailed for daylight break-ins
Cash and jewellery stolen
Boardmasters launch main stage competition
Could you be playing?
