Help us raise funds for life-changing women's health research this spring
As countries around the world rally to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, the spotlight is firmly on finding cures and ways of stemming the virus’ spread.
This is, of course, urgent - but women's health issues have not stopped.
Gynaecological cancers are still taking lives and babies are still being born every day.
Women, girls and their families still need the discovery of new treatments and cures, which means our vital research into all areas of women’s reproductive and gynaecological health must continue.
This is why we are asking you to donate today.
Since the coronavirus has forced the UK into lockdown our income, which we need to invest in this work, has dropped.
Our current and future research is at stake but, with your help, it can continue.
By giving to us today, our researchers' work into preventing miscarriage, discovering new tests for ovarian cancer, understanding endometriosis and so much more can carry on, giving hope to thousands of women, babies and their families.
During these uncertain times they need hope more than ever. Donate today and help us give it to them.
We’re delighted to announce the funding of 17 new research projects tackling health inequalities and spanning the whole life course – from menstruation to menopause, pre-natal to postnatal, and gynaecological cancers.
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