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.
Chad Ramsey, OCRA’s Vice President of Policy, writes a monthly update with behind-the-scenes reports to keep you current on the latest news from our Advocate Leaders and policy team.
From sending messages to your representatives to becoming an OCRA Advocate Leader and traveling to Capitol Hill, there are myriad ways to support the cause.
OCRA recently joined the Inter-Organization Cancer Genetics Clinical Evidence Coalition (INTERACT), which is working to ensure genetic testing access for all who may carry inherited mutations that increase the risk … Continued
Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance is pleased to welcome our 2024 cohort of Advocate Leaders, the biggest ever for our organization with a total of 125 participants. This year’s group, which … Continued
The voices of OCRA’s advocates were amplified by recent television coverage of this year’s Fall Advocacy Day, during which more than 70 people from 30 states met with over 120 Congressional offices … Continued