Current UK guidance suggests women should wait for 12 weeks after they have given birth to be screened
Women from Black Caribbean and Black African backgrounds are significantly more likely to develop a more advanced form of the disease
The tests are thought to be as effective and reliable as a GP cervical screening procedure
Around 7,500 women are diagnosed with high-grade serious ovarian cancer every year
The initiative is hoped to contribute towards wider efforts to increase visibility and awareness of the importance of breast screening
Automated technology for screening could change everything, says expert
The £21 million funding will be open for bids for any AI diagnostic tool that trusts want to deploy
The partial hold is based on the serious bleeding events reported in the safety analysis
London-based scientists have developed a programme to detect changes in the lymph nodes
Endometrial cancer is the sixth most common cancer in women worldwide
