'At a tipping point': Calls for urgent investment into cancer research
Two women from Guernsey are calling for urgent investments in cancer research after discovering they share the same faulty gene that increases their risk.
Two women from Guernsey are calling for urgent investments in cancer research after discovering they share the same faulty gene that increases their risk.
Emma Cox's mum Rose died in December last year. The 64-year-old had ovarian cancer - a disease which is not picked up through routine screening.
Tasha Doran, 40, said she avoided having a smear test because she was afraid of the result.