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Deadline Extended: Apply to Join OCRA's Advocate Leaders Program

OCRA is the only voice for ovarian and all gynecologic cancers on Capitol Hill. Stand with survivors, caregivers, and supporters nationwide to ensure our community is heard. No advocacy experience required — apply by October 29, 2025.

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Deadline Extended: Apply to Join OCRA's Advocate Leaders Program

OCRA is the only voice for ovarian and all gynecologic cancers on Capitol Hill. Stand with survivors, caregivers, and supporters nationwide to ensure our community is heard. No advocacy experience required — apply by October 29, 2025.

Apply now

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Funding Breakthrough Research

OCRA has invested $137 million toward finding a cure for ovarian and gynecologic cancers.

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OCRA’s groundbreaking patient support programs help more than 95,000 people each year navigate an overwhelming diagnosis, aiding patients and families when they need it most.

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Advocacy is the Lifeblood of Change

OCRA advocates on Capitol Hill to improve research and education, drug and diagnostic safety, and access to quality care for all members of the ovarian and gynecologic cancer community. To date, OCRA has helped secure more than $3.8 billion in federal funding.

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Knowledge is power. Genetic testing can lower your risk of ovarian and gynecologic cancers.

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KVIA-TV ABC-7 Features OCRA-Funded Research Developing Nanotechnology for Ovarian Cancer Detection

KVIA-TV ABC-7 Features OCRA-Funded Research Developing Nanotechnology for Ovarian Cancer Detection

KVIA-TV ABC-7 News El Paso recently spotlighted the groundbreaking work of OCRA-funded researcher Daniel Heller, PhD of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, whose research lab is working to develop a liquid biopsy that uses nanotechnology and artificial intelligence (AI) to detect ovarian cancer earlier. We’re developing a liquid biopsy that uses nano sensors and AI … Continued

Apply to Join OCRA's Advocate Leaders Program

Apply to Join OCRA’s Advocate Leaders Program

Join OCRA’s dedicated team of advocates and be a voice for the ovarian and gynecologic cancer community. No advocacy experience is required.

OCRA’s Survivors Teaching Students Program Spotlighted by Fort Worth Star-Telegram

OCRA’s Survivors Teaching Students Program Spotlighted by Fort Worth Star-Telegram

In a recent article for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Jeff Guttenfelder spoke with journalist Ciara McCarthy about losing his late wife, Ni, to ovarian cancer, and how he is channeling his grief into action through participation in OCRA’s Survivors Teaching Students program. Read the article “Fort Worth man’s wife died of ovarian cancer” in the … Continued

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