We are deeply disappointed by this outcome and stand with patients with ovarian cancer as they face the loss of access to a critically needed treatment option.

On World Ovarian Cancer Day, the Global Ovarian Cancer Research Consortium announces a second $1 million USD grant to power research that improves ovarian cancer survival rates.

The $725,000 research investment will enable Dr. Jeanette Boudreau to prepare powerful natural killer cell immunotherapy to move into clinical trials

A Vancouver gynecologic oncologist is developing a new early detection method for ovarian cancer by imaging the fallopian tubes before tumours form. Learn how donor support is accelerating research and bringing us closer to diagnosing ovarian cancer earlier and saving lives.

Carol Lee McInnis was a devoted mother, grandmother, and artist whose life was cut short by ovarian cancer. This World Ovarian Cancer Day, learn how research into early detection could give families more time together.

The global ovarian cancer research project will harness AI to uncover insights that could result in more personalized care.

Learn how Dr. Christopher Mueller and Sydney Shepherd are developing mDETECT, a blood test for early detection and monitoring of ovarian cancer, including high-risk BRCA carriers and rare subtypes.

Ovarian Cancer Canada is funding research on mDETECT, a blood test that may help find ovarian cancer earlier and lead to better treatment.

Cancer treatment is a collaborative effort led by a highly trained and diverse healthcare team, each person contributing important expertise. Learn who’s on your ovarian cancer healthcare team, and what their role will be in your care.