Ovarian cancer

‘If my mother had been diagnosed even a few months earlier, we might have had many more years together.’

Sally reflects on losing her mum to ovarian cancer 30 years ago, and what has changed, or not changed enough since then.

Launched Today: Our Guide to Genetic Testing in Ovarian Cancer

Next piece of the puzzle found on how our ‘good’ bacteria help protect us against ovarian cancer

Eve research published today has found a causal link between ‘good’ bacteria in the vagina and the ‘software’ to our cells.

‘I know how hard the festive season can be, I lost my mum to ovarian cancer seven years ago.’

Kerri blogs about losing her mum to ovarian cancer and why we need to support research and raise awareness this Christmas.

Study shows PROMISE in being able to predict ovarian cancer risk in every woman.

Today a paper was published from our PROMISE study, Karen Hobbs blogs about the move forward for ovarian cancer prevention.

‘I’ve always loved talking about my periods.’

Léa blogs about why everyone needs to Get Lippy and Loud about gynaecological cancers this May.

A Step Forward for Small Cell Ovarian Cancer

Q&A with Prof Manchanda on the PROTECTOR Trial

This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month we spoke to Prof Manchanda, and asked him some questions about his new PROTECTOR trial

‘I can’t stress the importance of dispelling the myth that ovarian cancer just affects older women.’

Sophie shares her story of being diagnosed with ovarian cancer at 34 this Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

Linda Celebrates her 11 Make Time for Tea Parties

This year will mark Linda’s 12th Make Time for Tea party for OCAM, she blogs about what the event means to her