Working towards a better life for everyone affected by womb cancer
We do this by raising awareness, supporting patients, funding and promoting research.
Womb cancer is the most common gynaecological cancer in the UK
At Peaches Womb Cancer Trust, our aim is to preserve the health and improve the experience of those with, or at risk of, womb cancer. Peaches Womb Cancer Trust was founded in September 2020 by a team of medical professionals who all have a particular interest in womb cancer and research.
Womb cancer, also known as endometrial and uterine cancer, affects approximately 9,700 people annually. Most diagnosed are over 50 years of age and have gone through the menopause, but womb cancer can affect younger women too.
When diagnosed at an early stage, womb cancer is often treatable: when diagnosed at early stages, 1 and 2, the survival rate is 92%. However, when the disease is diagnosed at later stages, 3 and 4, the survival rate reduces to 15%. Currently 1 in 5 women, or people with a womb, are diagnosed at advanced stages.
Latest figures show that the equivalent of 27 people every day are receiving a new womb cancer diagnosis and 7 people are dying from this disease every day in the UK.
Peaches want to change that and save lives.
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Being diagnosed with womb cancer can be life changing and leave you feeling overwhelmed with different thoughts and emotions.
There is no right or wrong way to think or feel. We all cope with things in different ways and you will find a way that is right for you.
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Your donations and fundraising will go towards supporting people living with womb cancer; funding much needed research into prevention and early diagnosis of womb cancer; as well as raising awareness and providing information to everyone affected by womb cancer.
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We are focusing on promoting womb cancer research undertaken throughout the UK and supporting early career researchers.
We also offer bursaries to researchers presenting their work at national and international conferences.
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About Peaches Womb Cancer Trust
Raising awareness of womb cancer – the most common of women’s cancers
Peaches Womb Cancer Trust was founded in 2020 by a team of enthusiastic and dedicated researchers, doctors and nurses who work alongside Professor Emma Crosbie. Professor Crosbie has dedicated her career to developing early detection tests, cancer prevention and treatment strategies for endometrial (womb) cancer.
Peaches provides equality of services and care to everyone, regardless of people’s age, disability, gender, gender identity, race, religion or belief or sexual orientation.
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