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    Understanding ovarian cancer

    A comprehensive resource guide for those diagnosed, created by OCC in partnership with ovarian cancer experts.

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    Creating Connections

    Each year, 3100 Canadians are diagnosed with ovarian cancer. At Ovarian Cancer Canada, we reject the notion that this disease can’t be eradicated. We are driving ovarian cancer research in Canada faster than ever.

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    Transform Lives

    Ovarian cancer isn’t just one disease, it’s many different types of cancer. Outcomes haven’t changed in 50 years, and we will not rest until women are able to live their lives freely, fully, and uninhibited by ovarian cancer.

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    Act With Urgency

    This cause has been too long overlooked. Enough is enough - it is time to take a stand against ovarian cancer.

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    We Act Together

    This work is far from over, and you are at the heart of ensuring that the stories of women like Starla don’t go unheard. We’re eradicating ovarian cancer, but we can’t do it alone.

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    Talking to your doctor about: Clinical trials

    Need some guidance on discussing clinical trials with your doctor? Here is a reference tool you can use at your next appointment.

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    Talking to your family doctor about: Ovarian cancer

    To help you and your family doctor have an effective conversation about ovarian cancer, you can use this self advocacy tool.

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    Creating a legacy through memory making, story telling and advocacy

    Learning how legacy work is not only important for "the afters" and for "the others" but also how it can be healing, exhilarating and even fun for the present and for you.

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    Getting your ZZZZs

    How to improve your sleep with ovarian cancer

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    Talking travel

    Travel insurance tips

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