New hope for women with platinum-resistant ovarian cancer
A breakthrough treatment for women with platinum-resistant ovarian cancer has today been approved.
A breakthrough treatment for women with platinum-resistant ovarian cancer has today been approved.
Adam Webber, 45, is set to take on his biggest challenge yet this summer, four years after his wife Shelly passed away from ovarian cancer. As well as fundraising, he also hopes to continue raising awareness so others can recognise the symptoms.
This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, our video campaign shared the voices of Claire, Lindsay, Nicola and Reeta, who know first-hand why awareness matters.
Our survey confirms that symptoms awareness is vital. We’re committed to ensuring women, GPs and primary care teams have the tools to spot ovarian cancer early.
Reeta was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer after a chance mention to a healthcare professional outside of her GP practice. She wants to encourage women to not be embarrassed about their symptoms and break the stigma around gynae cancer.
Lindsay was a fit and healthy 32-year-old when an initial diagnosis of a UTI turned out to be ovarian cancer. She is now cancer free and determined to raise awareness of the disease and its symptoms.
We represented the ovarian cancer community ahead of World Cancer Day, highlighting patient voices and priorities.
Margaret got involved with raising funds and awareness after her diagnosis of ovarian cancer.
Gynae Cancer Awareness Month is from 1-30 September and is a chance to shine a spotlight on ovarian cancer as one of the five gynaecological cancers.
This spring, as part of our activity for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, we partnered with the NHS Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance and the Dianne Oxberry Trust to go on tour around Greater Manchester
Last month, we were delighted to learn that the leaflet inviting women in England to attend their smear tests will now contain additional wording to state that cervical screening does not detect ovarian cancer.
Diane has shared her story with MPs, campaigned in her local community and will not stop working towards a future where there is increased awareness of ovarian cancer.
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