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Learn more about the state of ovarian cancer in Australia, and how you can help advocate for greater research funding.
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Learn about the silent killer that claims another Australian life every eight hours.
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Through innovative ovarian cancer research, we aim to improve the lives of women with ovarian cancer today and increase survival rates in the future.
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"I want my daughter and her friends to be able to grow up and have a test for ovarian cancer as part of their regular health check-up. I don’t want them to fear this. It’s not going to save my life, but it might just save hers or one of her friends."
OCRF Ambassador Kel Pittman
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News
Lucinda Nolan, CEO of the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF), reflects on why we must #ChooseToChallenge the unknowns of ovarian cancer, not just on International Women's Day, but every day.
Research
Ovarian cancer researcher Dr Maree Bilandzic discusses the desperate need for greater funding security for ovarian cancer researchers in order to maintain progress that will save Australian women's lives.
Blog
The State of the Nation in ovarian cancer report revealed 3 key goals to see a stepped change in ovarian cancer survival. The first goal is to see a 50% survival rate across Australia through the establishment and implementation of four key priorities.
On the anniversary of her debulking surgery, Rebecca Gallo recalls how this surgery continues to impact her life as a young woman living with ovarian cancer.