What are the main ingredients for an active and happy life? Check out the #WorldGODay graphics below, follow us and share our tips! #GOforTesting #GOforPrevention #GOforPurple

Up 20% of ovarian cancer and 5% of endometrial cancer cases are caused by inherited 🧬 gene mutations. Did you know that? 🤔 Talk to your doctor, ask for information about gynae cancers and #GOforTesting if recommended. #GOforPrevention #WorldGODay ESGO ENGAGe.ESGO

Julie Broderick Niamh Murphy Trinity College Dublin And the most recent work through Trinity St James's Cancer Institute in Early detection lymphoedema in high risk gynae cancers Emer Guinan Grainne Sheill Catherine O'Gorman Claire Murtagh

The INGO has developed the World GO Day ‘Dip or Dance’ campaign to raise awareness about all the symptoms of all five gynaecologic cancers, ovarian, cervical, uterine, vulva and vaginal & their risk factors. For more information on the swims please see thisisgo.ie

#WorldGODay Symptoms of gynaecologic cancer vary, depending on the type of cancer. If you have persistent symptoms for longer than two weeks, then you should talk to your GP #INGO Tyler Gordon NCCP Trinity College Dublin St James's Hospital Trinity St James's Cancer Institute

Thank you to The Coombe Hospital obstetricians Aoife Mullally & @Climurphy who like all the staff here are supporting awareness of gynaecological cancers for @WorldGODay. More info ThisisGO.ie. Well done Sharon O'Toole on yet another great campaign!

#WorldGODay Did you know that research commissioned by the Irish Network for Gynaecological Oncology #INGO, about gynaecological cancers shows that one in three Irish women (34%) mistakenly believe that cervical screening checks for all five gynaecological cancers Trinity St James's Cancer Institute

The Laura Brennan #HPV vaccine catch-up programme is available free in Ireland to people who were eligible and missed out in school. The programme has been extended to 31 December 2023. 👉 hpv.ie #WorldGODay #GOforScreening #GOforPrevention #GOforElimination

On 20th September to mark World Gynaecology Oncology Day 22 buildings across Ireland lit up in purple, the international campaign colour, including the CEO Building Trinity St James's Cancer Institute St James's Hospital supporting the World campaign to raise awareness about gynaecological cancers.

An amazing campaign for #WorldGODay it is great to see so many participants in the 'Dip or Dance' campaign all across the country and so many buildings lighting up in purple to raise awareness of gynaecological cancers #cancerprevention #INGO

Gynaecological Cancer Survivorship Day - 12th October St James's Hospital Trinity St James's Cancer Institute Please see below for details.

Great to be part of the launch of the Gynae-Oncology survivorship clinic at St James's Hospital this morning. A fantastic resource for #gynaecancer patients. Trinity St James's Cancer Institute OvaCare Sharon O'Toole Catherine O'Gorman Feras Abu Saadeh

St James's Hospital @CancerInstIre Gynaecology Oncology Survivorship Day today launching the first Gynaecology Patient Passport & the Gynae Oncology Survivorship clinic for people who have been diagnosed with Ovarian, Uterine, Cervical , Vaginal & Vulval cancers #cancersurvivorship

At our Gynaecology Oncology Survivorship launch we have drop in sessions including an aromatherapy Workshop with Fiona Hedigan who is a qualified aromatherapist/PHD student with a special interest in using aromatherapy to improve stress & anxiety levels in the healthcare setting.

Catherine O'Gorman, Consultant Gynaecologist and Asley Lilly, ANP, Gynaecology Oncology launching the first patient passport for gynaecology oncology today at the Gynaecology Oncology Survivorship Day. Incredible work by two amazing professionals.

Fantastic to see so many at the Gynaecology Oncology Survivorship Day & the launch of the patient passport. The passport is a document that patients will receive on their first visit to the St. James Gynaecology Team that they will carry with them throughout their cancer journey

The amazing team from the Trinity St James's Biobank Network hosting an information stand at Gynaecology Oncology Survivorship Day. Biobanks are important as samples donated by patients help researchers to understand diseases and to develop new treatments for cancer.

The incredible Ashley Lilly, ANP, Gynaecology Oncology presenting 'What is Cancer Survivorship?' #survivorship #prevention #CancerResearch

Ashley Lilly, ANP, Gynaecology Oncology Trinity St James's Cancer Institute presenting about the new Survivorship clinic St James's Hospital. This is a new service for our Gynaecology patients relating to survivorship and holistic needs. Survivorship looks at living well with and beyond cancer.

Call for abstracts for the annual ISGO meeting, fantastic speaker line up #gynaecancer @isgoppo ThisisGO.ie