Fight Cervical Cancer in Style is a national campaign to educate girls and women about cervical cancer so they can better understand their risk and how to reduce it. The campaign, developed by GlaxoSmithKline, is being run in association with Jo's Trust, the UK charity dedicated to cervical cancer, and is supported by the Royal College of Nursing and Wellbeing of Women. The campaign is funded by GlaxoSmithKline.

There are a number of ways in which you can show your support for the Fight Cervical Cancer in Style campaign. By clicking on the buttons below, you are indicating that you are a supporter of the Fight Cervical Cancer in Style campaign.

...to see how support is growing and how celebrities are bringing Fight Cervical Cancer in Style to life using fashion, music and dance

• It is important that you try to live a healthy lifestyle to help to keep your immune system as healthy as possible.
• Don’t take up smoking* (or give it up if you’ve already started) and don’t drink too much alcohol* (for women, up to 2-3 units per day) to help keep your immune system healthy^{7, 8}
• If you have sex, make sure that you use protection*
• Attend screening. Screening is from age 25 in England, 20 in the rest of the UK.⁹ The UK cervical screening programme is thought to be saving up to 4,500 lives per year¹⁰
• Vaccination is available to protect against two types of the HPV virus that cause 70% of cervical cancers¹¹
• Vaccination is currently being offered to girls aged 12 – 18 through the NHS, even if you’ve left school.¹² If you are over 18, speak to your GP, nurse or high street pharmacist about local availability of vaccination.

* The legal age for buying cigarettes and alcohol is 18 years and the age of consent for sexual intercourse is 16 years in the UK

Heidi of the Sugababes, "Having performed at Jade Goody’s wedding, cervical cancer is a subject we feel passionately about. We are proud to be supporting the campaign as it is important that women realise how they could catch the virus that causes cervical cancer as well as the simple steps they could take to reduce their risk."

Amy Molyneaux of PPQ, "We are delighted to be involved with such an important campaign as Fight Cervical Cancer in Style. The scarves should be worn with pride by girls and women, knowing that they’re showing their support for the campaign".

A limited number of the scarves, will be available free for lucky readers in some of our favourite magazines. Don’t miss out and pick up a copy of Heat, Closer, OK!, Star and More for further information. Wear your scarf to show your support for the Fight Cervical Cancer in Style campaign!