LETTER FROM THE CEO As I write, I am about to depart for the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting in Chicago. If you’re attending the ASCO meeting, stop by booth #2011 to say “hello” and pick up materials from … Continue reading →

LETTER FROM THE CEO The talk in Washington this week is all about federal government spending–a vital issue for those who care about ovarian cancer. The House of Representatives made significant cuts to agencies that support cancer research and education, … Continue reading →

Greetings, With record snowfalls across much of the country last week, many of you may be looking forward to the promise of spring. Here at the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance, we’re anticipating spring, too–and our many upcoming events and activities … Continue reading →

JOIN US IN A TOAST TO PROGRESS! It’s not too late to join us in a Toast to Progress to honor the women battling ovarian cancer and remember the courage of those whose lives have been lost to the disease. … Continue reading →

September is TEAL Thousands Wear TEAL Across the USA September marks the nationwide observance of National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. The first Friday in September is National Wear TEAL Day, and the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance will lead the efforts … Continue reading →

United States of Teal What is the United States of Teal? United States of Teal is the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance’s campaign to raise awareness about ovarian cancer by gaining the support of state legislative leadership. How does the campaign … Continue reading →

Power is Teal in Washington, DC Hundreds of ovarian cancer survivors gathered at the 13th Annual Ovarian Cancer National Alliance Conference The Power is Teal Conference hosted by the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance is the largest ovarian cancer-specific conference in … Continue reading →

A Message from the CEO Dear Ovarian Cancer Community Member: You are among the thousands of voices in our community, of women who live with the ovarian cancer, of loved ones of those who are gone and of people personally … Continue reading →