These studies potentially give researchers hope for developing better detection and prevention methods and highlights the alarming reality that far too little is known about ovarian cancer.
Read MoreWomen across the country are being warned that using talcum powder as part of their feminine hygiene routine may increase their risk of ovarian cancer, and in an editorial published last month in Time magazine, an associate professor of African and African Diaspora Studies at the University of Texas suggested that African American women may be at a greater risk than other women, due to strategic marketing by companies that sell talc based products.
Read MoreFrank Charles Miranda announced his law office would be reviewing personal injury claims alleging that talcum powder was to blame for ovarian cancer. The claim is founded on the idea that Johnson & Johnson caused harm to women when it failed to warn them of the risks posed when its talc-based baby powder is used for female personal hygiene.
Read MoreLaunceston-based women's business networking group Empowered Mums is honouring two women with ovarian cancer and raising funds and awareness about the disease with a special event next week during Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.
Read MoreCOTI-2 demonstrates selective and potent anti-cancer p53-dependent activity in definitive experiments. Critical Outcome and MD Anderson Cancer Center sign letter of intent for phase 1 development of COTI-2.
Read MoreSupport Connection, Inc. announces the selection of two women who are cancer survivors as Ambassadors for their 19th Annual Support-A-Walk for Breast & Ovarian Cancer, which will be held on October 6, 2013 in Yorktown Heights, NY.
Read MoreAn educational program for women with breast, ovarian & gynecological cancers. Learn about clinical trials for cancer treatment from the Medical Director for Clinical Trials at NYU Langone Medical Center, and from an experienced patient advocate.
Read MoreSupport Connection announces the 18th Annual Support-A-Walk for breast and ovarian cancer, to be held on Oct. 7, 2012. More than 9,000 people attended last year. Proceeds help fund free support services for people affected by these diseases.
Read MoreOrta Restaurant has a long history of philanthropic endeavors with previous owner Jimmy Burke. Brett and Cara have vowed to continue with those efforts and wanted to add the NOCC to the list. In 2003, Cara lost her mother Judy Snelders of Scituate.
Read MoreThe Ovarian Cancer Coalition of Greater California is happy to welcome Los Angeles City Controller and former President Pro Tempore, Wendy Greuel, for her participation in spreading awareness of Ovarian Cancer.
Read MoreSupport Connection, Inc. announces a free Toll-Free National Educational Teleconference for Women with Ovarian Cancer. Guest speaker is Dr. Michael Seiden, M.D., PhD., President and CEO of Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia.
Read MoreRegistrations and donations are now being accepted for Support Connection's 18th Annual Support-A-Walk for Breast & Ovarian Cancer. In 2011,there were registrants and supporters from more than 117 different cities in 14 different states.
Read MoreThe 18th Annual Support-A-Walk for breast & ovarian cancer on Oct. 7th, with thousands of participants, to raise funds for free support services for those affected by these diseases. An uplifting day of community and inspiration.
Read MoreThe HERA Women's Cancer Foundation, a nationally recognized ovarian cancer nonprofit, is accepting registrations for the 11th Annual Climb4Life Utah. Fundraising series aims to raise $100k to help fight ovarian cancer.
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