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The Overview: April 2025

The Overview: April 2025

Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA) has announced that registration for its International Gynecologic Cancer Conference, taking place online from September 15–17, 2025, will be free for all attendees. This annual online event is designed for anyone impacted by gynecologic cancers — patients, survivors, caregivers, and advocates. You’ll hear from leading researchers and clinicians, connect with others who understand … Continued

OCRA Expands Educational Programming with New Offerings

OCRA Expands Educational Programming with New Offerings

Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA) has expanded its educational programming, offering new opportunities for patients and survivors to connect, learn, and stay informed. RoundtablesRoundtables are 90-minute discussions focused on common challenges faced after diagnosis, providing strategies for coping and connection with others who understand. Register for Roundtables. WorkshopsWorkshops are “Ovarian Cancer 101,” providing vital foundational … Continued

OCRA Discusses New Findings on Gaps in Genetic Testing with Patient Power

OCRA Discusses New Findings on Gaps in Genetic Testing with Patient Power

A new article from Patient Power highlights findings from a paper authored by Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA) and Komodo Health, that reveals significant gaps in genetic testing for ovarian cancer patients. Chad Ramsey, OCRA’s Vice President of Policy, spoke with Patient Power about the study’s results and the urgent need to close these gaps. … Continued

Advocate’s Corner: April 2025

Advocate’s Corner: April 2025

Spring is here—and so is appropriations season in Washington, DC. This month has brought key developments in both the FY26 federal budget process and state-level policy action that could impact gynecologic cancer research, prevention, and patient care. Here’s what advocates need to know: Draft Budget Proposal Would Eliminate Key CDC Cancer Programs A draft of the administration’s … Continued

OCRA’s Early Career Investigator Grant Recipients

OCRA’s Early Career Investigator Grant Recipients

Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance is proud to support five outstanding scientists through our Early Career Investigator Grants, part of the $6 million in new research OCRA is funding in 2025. These grants are essential to ensure that promising researchers with an established commitment to ovarian and related gynecologic cancers can continue to focus their efforts on … Continued

OCRA’s Online Seminar Shares Newest Information on Endometrial Cancer Biomarker Testing

OCRA’s Online Seminar Shares Newest Information on Endometrial Cancer Biomarker Testing

Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance hosted a free online seminar on April 9th titled “Endometrial Cancer: Understanding Biomarker Testing & Its Value in the Changing Treatment Landscape.” Dr. Ramez Eskander of UC San Diego Moores NCI-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center and Dr. Ann Klopp of The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center answered questions live, discussing … Continued

The Overview: March 2025

The Overview: March 2025

Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance’s Vice President of Policy, Chad Ramsey, spoke with Ellen Bryan of WUSA-TV’s Great Day Washington, and shared important new findings from a paper co-authored by OCRA and Komodo Health.  The analysis reveals that nearly half of women diagnosed with ovarian cancer don’t receive essential genetic testing, despite its impact on treatment and … Continued

The Overview: February 2025

The Overview: February 2025

Join us Wednesday, April 9, 2025, for a FREE online seminar to learn about the importance of genetics and biomarkers on the treatment of endometrial cancer.  This comprehensive program will cover essential topics including the difference between genetics and biomarkers, what tests are most effective in understanding treatment options, which testing is needed at diagnosis vs. recurrence, … Continued

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