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1st Annual Ovacome Gala: Auction

A list of auction items available for 1st Annual Ovacome Gala in memory of Deborah Baldwin.
Niraparib evaluation by NICE for use in routine commissioning

Niraparib is currently being evaluated by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) for use in routine commissioning – meaning it becomes routinely available on the NHS.
Herefordshire ovarian cancer support group

Come join our new support group in person or online!
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Amanda was diagnosed with a granulosa cell tumour in early 2020.

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Volunteering opportunities

Our volunteer supporters enable us to raise vital awareness of ovarian cancer and funds for our support services.
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Ovacome is a relatively small charity with a big reach; we are at the heart of the ovarian cancer community in the UK and have been for nearly 25 years.

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The Ovacome Writing Competition

Enter Ovacome's second writing competition by submitting a short story on the theme 'Connected'. Each entry will help us to raise awareness and funds for our ovarian cancer support services.
What are ovarian cysts?

Ovarian cysts are fluid-filled sacs which develop in the ovaries and are very common before the menopause.
The symptoms of ovarian cancer

Information about the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer and discussing these with your GP.
Marie

Marie was diagnosed with stage 3b high grade serous ovarian cancer in 2020.
Elizabeth

Elizabeth was diagnosed with a mucinous borderline ovarian tumour in 2015. She shares her experience of her symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.
Katie

Katie was diagnosed with low grade ovarian cancer in April 2020.
Nicoli

Nicoli was first diagnosed with ovarian cancer cancer in 2015, after experiencing pain and irregular bleeding.
I have recently been diagnosed with ovarian cancer

Information and resources for anyone who has recently been diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
Low grade serous ovarian cancer

Information about what low grade ovarian cancer is, how it is diagnosed and treated and gives information on potential new treatments and research.
Symptom Diary

Our B.E.A.T. symptom diary will help record your symptoms so that you can discuss how you are feeling with your GP.