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Rebecca Gallo was diagnosed with Stage IV ovarian cancer at 25 years old.
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Funding innovative research to detect and treat ovarian cancer, and save women's lives.
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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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