A breakthrough treatment for women with platinum-resistant ovarian cancer has today been approved.

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.

We represented the ovarian cancer community ahead of World Cancer Day, highlighting patient voices and priorities.

Find out more on how our UK-wide campaign corrected misconceptions about cervical screening and ovarian cancer, secured vital updates, and gained cross-party support to empower women with accurate health information.

This week, we joined charity sector colleagues and policy makers at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, using the opportunity to raise awareness of the challenges facing women diagnosed with ovarian cancer and to advocate for urgent policy change.

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.

Stephen's wife Julie died in 2024 from ovarian cancer. He tells us why it's so important to him to keep campaigning to improve awareness, diagnosis and treatment.

Our CEO Catherine Hart, alongside two of our wonderful campaigners Sbba and Catherine attended MacMillan Cancer Support’s event ‘In Conversation with Wes Streeting, Secretary of State for Health & Social Care’ to mark World Cancer Day.

2024 was a bumper year in Politics. We're reflecting on our achievements and updating you on what's next.

On Monday 21 October, we marked the launch of our new plan to transform the future of ovarian cancer in Westminster Parliament.

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month is in March. This year, we're more determined than ever to dispel common myths about ovarian cancer.