Join us in 2020, and let’s walk towards a world where ovarian cancer is a more survivable disease than ever before.
We’re funding the next generation of research so these girls and their millions of contemporaries will face much better prospects than their mothers, aunts and grandmothers. But research takes time. With more support, we can accelerate the rate of progress for women today and for the next generation.
Find out moreThe Patient Hub provides information and advice that will help guide you from your diagnosis, through to treatment and beyond. It features information about how ovarian cancer is treated, advice for younger women, where to go for more support and advice, and more.
Read about the types of treatment for ovarian cancer
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Read about the different types, stages and grades of ovarian cancer, and what they mean for your treatment
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Where to go for support if your cancer has returned
Find out moreOur genes are the instructions that spell out how to make proteins, which are the building blocks of our body. They are an instruction manual that defines how our bodies work.
Genetic mutations can increase your risk of developing certain cancers.
Sarah Passby was diagnosed with stage 3a ovarian cancer in March 2016 and underwent chemotherapy. She shares her story and explains why she is so passionate about raising awareness of the disease.
Sarah's story
Join us for an evening of exclusive access to the Open Art Fair 2020 with food, drinks and entertainment to fund the Next Generation of ovarian cancer research.