Each year in February Ovarian Cancer Australia runs a national Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month campaign to highlight the symptoms of ovarian cancer and to raise funds for our programs.
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MicroRNA Marks Ovarian Cancer Outcome
Researchers at Yale Cancer Centre have found that women who carry an altered gene are three times more resistant to platinum chemotherapy.
Being able to identify women with this variant could help physicians manage their care.
For more information on this finding click here.
Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month - February

Upcoming Events
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Our Research, Your Future forum - Friday 25 May
Ovarian Cancer Australia and the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia invite our supporters and members to a...
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Mother's Day - Our ambassadors share their thoughts...
This year we’re celebrating Mother’s Day by asking everyone to send a K.I.S.S. to all the mums they...
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Working Beyond Cancer Workshop - 2 June 2012
Free Cancer Council NSW Workshop Saturday 2nd June 2012 Location: North SydneyTime: 9am – 3.30pmHave you...
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Past Events & Photos
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Awareness
Personal Story
It all began with a constant niggling pain in my right groin area. In December 2006 I went to...
Featured News
An Australian-led clinical trial has identified a promising treatment for ovarian cancer. The...