We break the silence by putting clear, honest information in women's hands — how to recognize the signs, when to get screened, and what the science really says.
Five cancers, five sets of signals. Explore each one to learn the symptoms to watch for and how screening fits in.
One of the most preventable gynecological cancers
Regular Pap tests (often paired with an HPV test) can catch changes years before they become cancer.
Symptoms are subtle — awareness saves lives
There is no routine screening test, so knowing these symptoms and seeing a clinician early is essential.
Often found early because of a clear warning sign
Any bleeding after menopause should be checked. Clinicians may follow up with an endometrial biopsy.
Rare, but highly treatable when found early
Routine Pap tests and pelvic exams can sometimes detect vaginal cancer before symptoms appear.
Skin changes are worth a conversation
A regular pelvic exam and self-checks help spot changes early. HPV vaccination also lowers risk.
Click through the cards to separate what people believe from what medical science tells us.
"Only older women get gynecological cancers"
These cancers can affect women at many ages.
Every conversation you start helps end the silence around gynecological cancers.