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21 January 2020
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20 January 2020
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09 January 2020
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07 January 2020
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07 January 2020
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17 December 2019
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Your Stories
16 December 2019
Bethany Dinsley: "Everyone was complimenting me on losing weight"
Bethany was diagnosed with ovarian cancer two years ago, when she was just 19. She shares her story.
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Your Stories
13 December 2019
Alison Smith: “When I got my results - and I was told I didn’t need chemotherapy - I was over the moon!”
Alison shares her story in the hope that other women will seek advice or get a second opinion.
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06 December 2019
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05 December 2019
One woman’s vision
Pip Bishop and Chris Hodgkiss, the creative minds behind ‘I Will Survive’, introduce their friend VJ – the campaign's inspiration and driving force.
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27 November 2019
"We had lots of laughs and bonded with each other as we walked through the busy roads in London"
On October 18th, Natwest walked the London Marathon Route to raise funds for Ovarian Cancer Action. One member of the team, Adam, shares his experience.
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27 November 2019
"Life became difficult but we enjoyed many happy years"
James Poulton's Mum was first diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2009. He shares how fundraising through #TeamBev and a Tribute Fund helped him and his family to keep their memories alive.
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13 November 2019
One Cancer Voice: A manifesto for people living with cancer
Ovarian Cancer Action is one of 28 cancer charities launching a joint manifesto on behalf of cancer patients across the UK today
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Your Stories
06 November 2019
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30 October 2019
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29 October 2019
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29 October 2019
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11 October 2019
A new treatment option for women with relapsed ovarian cancer
There was positive news today for women with relapsed ovarian cancer, with the announcement that a new treatment, rucaparib (also known as Rubraca), will now be available on the NHS.
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03 October 2019
Beyoncé’s father reveals family’s BRCA link following his breast cancer diagnosis
This week, Matthew Knowles – father of singers Beyoncé and Solange Knowles – shone a different light on both breast cancer and BRCA when he revealed he was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and carries a mutation in his BRCA2 gene.
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Your Stories
27 September 2019
Tina Wright: "Cancer doesn't need to be a death sentence"
Tina's ovarian cancer recently returned having been diagnosed 9 years ago. She urges women not to be scared of seeking the information or help they need.
