Screening is the first line of defence against cervical cancer.  Here, two women talk about how it helped save their lives 

Father-of-two Stephen Teap says his role as a patient advocate was born out of trauma - the death of his wife Irene from cervical cancer at 37. Here, he writes about his determination to prevent similar tragedies in the future

David Brennan bought Vicky Phelan’s triptych portrait when it went up for auction in 2021. He has since shown it at 18 venues around the country to bring her awareness campaign to a wider audience

Seven high-profile women are joining forces with 'Irish Examiner Feelgood' to share a health message in memory of Vicky Phelan

High-profile Irish women get behind a special cervical screening initiative in memory of Vicky Phelan.

Today’s ‘Read My Lips’ initiative encouraging women to book a cervical screening test started over a long breakfast in a Limerick cafe

Following the CervicalCheck scandal, major reform was needed in how Irish slides are treated, including less reliance on labs in the US for testing. We look at the recent reopening of the Coombe laboratory and at how the screening process has changed in recent years