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.
Knife scanner deployed at under-18s event
Police educate youngsters
No to Torquay seafront big wheel this summer?
Planners recommended to say no after 12 years
Torbay hospital ‘sewage leaks’ spark call for help
Repair bill getting bigger
Exmouth dye tests 'harmless to wildlife'
South West Water is testing pipes and outfall
Dartmoor will be “protected” in Freeport zone
Planners & environmentalists will retain control
Two jailed after late night brawl in Plymouth
Man dies after attack outside pub
