Khalil discusses his work at the University of Birmingham, investigating chemotherapy resistance in ovarian cancer as part of Ovacome-funded research. Read more
Diane was diagnosed with low grade serous ovarian cancer four years ago, in 2015. She discusses the particular challenges faced by low grade ovarian cancer patients and offers her advice to others with a similar diagnosis. Read more
Ovacome has been selected as one of the winning organisations in this year's People's Projects and will receive £50,000 to set up an ovarian cancer support base in the West Midlands. Read more
Lawrie Roberts, co-ordinator for Macmillan's LGBT Cancer Programme, met with our team to discuss how we can work to overcome the challenges faced by LGBT people in ovarian cancer care. Read more
Fleur Estelle, founder of the Fleur Estelle Dance School, explains the ways in which belly dance can be beneficial to those recovering from illness, as a form of gentle exercise. Read more
Astriid is an online platform that connects skilled individuals with long-term illness to companies offering flexible work opportunities. Read more
Dr Adam Rosenthal, Consultant Gynaecologist at UCLH and Clinical Director for the ALDO project, discusses the new screening programme pilot. Read more
Mary Tanay, oncology nurse tutor at London’s King’s College, discusses the oral problems that are commonplace when being treated with chemotherapy and the drugs used predominantly for ovarian cancer. Read more
Dr Marcia Hall, a consultant in medical oncology, talks us through the myths and manifestations of chemotherapy for ovarian cancer. Read more
Post traumatic stress disorder is now being recognised as a condition in cancer patients as they face life after diagnosis, Dr Sue Gessler explains. Read more
Professor Sean Kehoe discusses current protocols for detecting recurrent ovarian cancers. Read more