The Rivkin Center Has Joined OCRA
The Rivkin Center Has Joined OCRA
This historic collaboration unites two respected organizations committed to advancing research for better treatments and a cure for ovarian cancer.
Expanding Research Through Partnership
Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA), the world’s leading ovarian and gynecologic cancer nonprofit, is proud to announce that the Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer Research has combined with OCRA.
Please explore the resources below to learn more about the support and tools available from OCRA.
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OCRA Rivkin Family SummeRun
Join thousands of participants of all ages and fitness levels at Seattle’s Seward Park to raise awareness and fund critical research for ovarian cancer. Registration opens in early April.
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