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PIF TICK Trusted Information Creators have to show they meet 10 key steps for producing health information.

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PIF TICK certified organisations and individuals

Breast Cancer Now logo. The research & care charity

Breast Cancer Now

Information for anyone affected by breast cancer, including Moving Forward courses, support groups and a helpline.

Visit the Breast Cancer Now website
Logo for Breast Cancer UK, featuring the slogan: “Prevention saves lives” — in bright orange and teal colours.

Breast Cancer UK

Practical advice to help everybody reduce their risk of breast cancer

Visit the Breast Cancer UK website
CoppaFeel! logo in bold pink text with the tagline “breast cancer awareness” underneath.

CoppaFeel!

The only breast cancer charity educating young people on the importance of checking your chest.

Visit the CoppaFeel! website
A photo of Dr Aziza Sesay in black and white. She is wearing medical scrubs and has a stethoscope around her neck.

Dr Aziza Sesay

A GP sharing evidence-based health information. Vice Chair and Creative Director of Black Female Doctors UK. Member of the WHO Fides group and YouTube Health Partner Programme.

Visit Dr Aziza SeSay's Website
An image of Dr Sophie Newton, She has a stethoscope around her neck.

Dr Sophie Newton

Evidence-based guidance on conditions through YouTube videos to support patient self-care and clinician efficiency.

Visit Dr Sophie Newton's linktree
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Dr Sylvia Kama-Kieghe

At Askawayhealth.org, our priority is to provide the most effective and relatable information to help you reach your health goals.

Visit Dr Sylvia Kama-Kieghe's Website
The Eve Appeal logo featuring a stylised silhouette of a woman’s torso with a red heart on a pale lavender background. To the right, the text reads “the eve appeal” with “eve” in red and the rest in black. Below, the tagline says: “the gynaecological cancers charity.”

Eve Appeal

Funding research and raising awareness for the prevention and earlier diagnosis of the five gynaecological cancers.

Visit the Eve Appeal website
The text "FUTUREDREAMS" with a pink circular design and the tagline "for those touched by breast cancer.

Future Dreams

Providing practical and emotional support for those diagnosed with breast cancer

Visit the Future Dreams website
Ovacome logo in teal featuring the tagline 'The ovarian cancer support charity'

Ovacome

Ovacome offers patient information booklets on ovarian cancer symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

Visit the Ovacome website
A teal and purple circular design with a magenta arrow on the left, alongside the text 'Target Ovarian Cancer' in teal and purple text.

Target Ovarian Cancer

Information and support on ovarian cancer, healthcare professional resources and life-saving research.

Visit the Target Ovarian Cancer website
Logo for "The Lowdown" on a dark background, with the word "The" in white, "Lowdown" in white and pink, and stylised lines forming the letters "T" and "L" in light pink. A pink dot follows the word "Lowdown."

The Lowdown

Providing expert content and real-life experiences to support informed choices about reproductive health

Visit the The Lowdown website
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The Menopause Charity

Trusted information so that everyone can understand menopause and has equal access to treatment and support.

Visit the The Menopause Charity website

Work Health Experts

Empowering workplaces through human, inclusive, and actionable health education.

Visit the Work Health Experts website

Resources

The front cover of the Know Your Breasts leaflet

Booklet: Know your breasts – quick guide

This pocket-sized leaflet from Breast Cancer Now explains how to be breast aware, the signs and symptoms of breast cancer, and what to do if you notice a change. It’s available in 15 languages.

Download the leaflet via the Breast Cancer Now website here
The front cover of a pink and purple leaflet. Text reads Reducing your risk of breast cancer.

Leaflet: Reducing your risk of breast cancer

This short leaflet from Breast Cancer Now explains how making some simple lifestyle changes could help reduce breast cancer risk. It highlights the 3 main lifestyle risk factors for breast cancer alongside information on spotting potential signs of breast cancer.

View the leaflet on reducing breast cancer risk here
Several ovarian cancer information leaflets in different languages piled on top of each other.

Leaflets: Ovarian cancer information in other languages

Ovacome strives to make services inclusive and accessible. They provide support and information videos and resources on ovarian cancer in Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Gujarati, Hindi, Polish, Punjabi, Romanian, Slovak, Urdu and Welsh. They also have a community language support phone line, and offer translation of their support materials into any language.

Get ovarian cancer information in community languages on the Ovacome website here
A series of images showing women wearing Tommy's t-shirts. They are talking to each other and carrying out simple exercises.

Online programme: Wellbeing after Miscarriage

This 6-part online programme has been created by experts to support your physical and mental wellbeing after miscarriage. Delivered on the Tommy’s website and via email, it’s designed to support your mind, body and core to help you build strength, cope with difficult feelings and find hope for the future.

Get the wellbeing after miscarriage programme here
A headshot of Dr Phoebe wearing a black rollneck jumper.

Video: Birth control and getting pregnant

OVUM’s chief medical officer Dr Phoebe provides a much-needed resource on hormonal birth control and dismantles a common concern that it might cause infertility. While birth control can affect your menstrual cycle, it does not impact fertility on a long-term basis. This resource offers medical guidance and education on this important topic.

Watch Dr Phoebe's video via Instagram here
A black woman looks directly into the camera. Text reads: Fibroid Fighters...a call to be heard.

Video: Fibroid Fighters – Women’s Health Crisis & How to Fight Back!

In this video Dr Sylvia Kama-Kieghe from AskAwayHealth exposes racial disparities in fibroid care – 3x higher rates for Black women. Dr Sylvia offers scripts to demand scans, holistic and medical treatments, and tips to find culturally competent providers. Trusted, actionable advocacy.

Watch the Fibroid Fighters video via TikTok here
A photo of Dr Sophie GP in front of a bright blue background. Text to the left reads: Could you have PMDD?

Video: Premenstrual dysmorphic disorder (PMDD)

Dr Sophie GP offers a clear, evidence-based overview of PMDD, highlighting the need for better awareness and diagnosis. She explains symptoms, lifestyle approaches, medication, therapy and specialist support, helping viewers understand how PMDD is managed and when to seek help so they can feel more informed and in control.

Watch the video via Dr Sophie's YouTube channel here

Web page: How Crohn’s and colitis affect fertility

This information will help you understand how Crohn’s or colitis could affect your reproductive health or fertility. You can read or listen to the information online or download a PDF.

View the information on the Crohn's & Colitis UK website here

Web page: Menopause symptom checker

Struggling to make sense of menopause symptoms? The Menopause Charity’s Symptom Checker is a simple, trusted tool to help women identify common signs of menopause and perimenopause. Developed by experts and PIF TICK certified, it supports better conversations with healthcare professionals and empowers women to take control of their health.

Get the menopause symptom checker here
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Web page: Migraine and menopause

Migraine and hormones are closely linked. That means periods, the menopause, hormonal contraception and pregnancy can all have an impact on migraine. The Migraine Trust’s migraine and menopause web page looks at how menopause can affect migraine, as well as how to manage migraine during menopause.

View the migraine and menopause web page here
The Touch, Look, Check poster from Breast Cancer Now outlines how to check your breasts.

Web page: Signs and symptoms of breast cancer

Breast cancer can cause a number of signs and symptoms. This webpage from Breast Cancer Now explores how to check your breasts, the changes to look and feel for, and what to do if you notice a change.

Find out more on the Breast Cancer Now website here

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