Midlands Gynae Oncology Specialist Centre

04/03/2026

Have you been vaccinated against HPV?

🌍 March 4 | International

💉 Safe & effective
🛡 Stops cancer before it starts
👧 Best at 9–14 years (catch-up possible)
Let’s act today.

🌍 March 4 | International
is common — but is powerful.
💉 Safe & effective
🛡 Stops cancer before it starts
👧 Best at 9–14 years (catch-up possible)
Let’s act today.

18/02/2026

What is HPV & how it causes cervical and vulvar cancer:

HPV (Human Papillomavirus) is a very common virus passed through skin-to-skin contact including intimate contact.

Most people will get HPV at some point — and in most cases, the body clears it on its own.

Some high-risk types of HPV, if left untreated, can cause changes in cervical and vulval cells over time. These changes may develop into cancer, often without symptoms at first.

This is why prevention, cervical screening and early diagnosis is so important.
Source: National Department of Health

30/01/2026

Our Cervical Cancer Awareness guide covers the key facts every woman should know:

✔ What cervical cancer is
✔ Common symptoms
✔ Who is most at risk
✔ How screening and diagnosis work
✔ Why early detection matters
✔ The role of prevention and treatment

Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers when detected early. Awareness and screening can save lives.

Start the conversation. Prioritise your health and screening.

30/01/2026

Our Cervical Cancer Awareness guide covers the key facts every woman should know:

✔ What cervical cancer is
✔ Common symptoms
✔ Who is most at risk
✔ How screening and diagnosis work
✔ Why early detection matters
✔ The role of prevention and treatment

Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers when detected early. Awareness and screening can save lives.

Start the conversation. Prioritise your health and screening.

26/01/2026

More than 660,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer every year.

Global data shows that women in low and middle income countries carry the greatest burden of this disease, largely because access to screening, prevention and treatment is still limited. This is a serious inequality, especially since cervical cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers when found early.

International initiatives such as IGCS are working to reduce these gaps by improving specialist training, strengthening healthcare systems and supporting clinicians who care for women every day.

With awareness, screening and early treatment, we can change outcomes and save lives.




Learn more: https://igcs.org/cervical-cancer-elimination/

12/01/2026

Continuing Care in 2026

Midlands Gynae Oncology Specialist Centre has reopened and is welcoming patients.

Providing specialised, compassionate care in a supportive clinical environment.

We look forward to continuing care throughout the year ahead.

02/01/2026

02/01/2026

Happy New Year!

The start of another year reminds us that the global strategy set forth by the WHO to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health burden by 2030 is fast approaching.

Good thing January is . All month, we plan to share key facts and inspirational stories to keep these targets top of mind as we make our new year resolutions.

First, let’s be reminded that IGCS programs and members are dedicated to advancing progress in each of the three targets of elimination:

🎯 Prevention – Public awareness and vaccination against HPV
🎯 Screening to detect early signs and treatment of precancerous lesions
🎯 Treatment, including life-saving therapies and palliative care to reduce suffering for those diagnosed with advanced disease.

We KNOW you are committed to the cause. No one can achieve elimination alone, but our combined efforts can make 2026 a year of major milestones and progress across the globe!

What will you prioritize this year to move the world closer to ?

Learn more here: https://igcs.org/cervical-cancer-elimination/

19/12/2025

That’s a wrap for 2025!

As this exciting year draws to a close, we’d like to wish you a peaceful festive season filled with rest, good health, and time with family and loved ones.

Midlands Gynae-Oncology Specialist Centre will reopen on Monday, 12 January 2026.

We look forward to continuing care in the new year.

12/12/2025

At MGOSC, care extends beyond treatment. We recognise the emotional and psychological aspects of cancer care and aim to support every patient throughout their journey.

05/12/2025

Your first consultation is designed to help you feel informed, comfortable, and supported. We take the time to understand your needs, discuss options, and guide you through the process.