In the fourth installment of this special BlackDoctor.org roundtable series in partnership with Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance, ovarian cancer survivors Tiffani, Vernelia, Camille, and Kristen, share how their involvement with support programs and advocacy on behalf of the community have been vital to their experiences, and speak about the importance of inclusivity and access to resources across the cancer space.
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The Overview: August 2026
September is Ovarian and Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month—a time for our community to unite, raise awareness, and push forward in the search for better treatments and cures. This year, that push forward took a major step. In May, we launched the Research Exchange, a new kind of online community that represents a fundamental shift in how … Continued
Pedaling Toward a Cure
A New Milestone, Six Years in the Making For the past six years, Susan Fuhs of Virginia Beach has turned her own ovarian cancer diagnosis into an annual invitation for others to get involved, get educated, and give back. Susan is the longtime organizer behind the Fitness & Fight fundraising event in Virginia Beach—an event … Continued
OCRA’s Ovarian Cycle Rio Grande Valley Gears Up for Year 11 (KRGV-TV)
Ovarian Cycle is back in Rio Grande Valley on September 19, and KRGV-TV Channel 5 News (ABC) recently sat down with Marlynn Olivarez, organizer of the fundraiser, to talk about the event and why it matters. Over the past 10 years, the Rio Grande Valley community has raised more than $66,000 for ovarian and gynecologic cancer research … Continued