Monthly Archives: September 2010
Ranna McNeil – York, PA
I was diagnosed at 28 years old, in mid-2006. But I had a feeling something was wrong for the prior 5 years. After undergoing months of extensive testing, usually involving pints of blood and wands stuck in uncomfortable places by … Continue reading
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The Ovarian Cancer National Alliance gives Hope Award to Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro
Today, the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance (OCNA) honored Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) with the first ever Hope Award for her tireless efforts to promote the awareness of and funding for ovarian cancer. The event was followed by a Congressional Briefing … Continue reading
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The Ovarian Cancer National Alliance’s President Helps Honor Congresswoman DeLauro
Reproductive and Hormonal Factors in Association With Ovarian Cancer in the Netherlands Cohort Study
Parity, oral contraceptive use, and hysterectomy are known to protect against ovarian cancer, whereas the effect of other reproductive factors remains unclear. The authors investigated the association between several reproductive and hormonal factors and the risk of epithelial invasive ovarian … Continue reading
New Webinar Series!
We have launched our first ever Webinar Series. This Webinar Series will educate you on a variety of topics including health care reform, science updates and how to be your own best advocate. You will hear from top doctors, experts, … Continue reading
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Regional Conference
Villanova Conference Center in Radnor, PA Price: $50 The Ovarian Cancer National Alliance is pleased to offer its first regional conference in Radnor, PA. Hear from some local doctors about what’s being done in ovarian cancer research and clinical trials. … Continue reading
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Frequently Asked Questions About Health Reform
The health reform bill, called the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is often referred to as PPACA or the ACA. The bill was signed into law by the President on March 23, 2010. Will everyone have insurance? By and … Continue reading
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Six Months of the Affordable Care Act: Rights and Protections for Cancer Patients
By Jay Angoff, Director of the Office of Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight If you or a loved one has lived with cancer – you probably know more about the American health insurance system than you ever wanted. While most … Continue reading
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Advocate, Peg Ford, meets with Congresswoman Susan Davis
Following Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill, the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance suggests meeting with your elected officials at the district level. Many advocates are doing just that. Meet Peg Ford of California What was the context of your interaction with … Continue reading
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