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Target Ovarian Cancer is supporting a research project that will test how well a new class of drug can treat a less common type of ovarian cancer.

Since 2018, we’ve been proud to partner with MAMMA MIA! putting ovarian cancer symptom awareness centre stage while raising more than £162,000 to support our vital work.

Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month is from 1-30 September and is a chance to shine a spotlight on ovarian cancer as one of the five gynaecological cancers.

A breakthrough treatment for women with platinum-resistant ovarian cancer has today been approved.

Adam Webber, 45, is set to take on his biggest challenge yet this summer, four years after his wife Shelly passed away from ovarian cancer. As well as fundraising, he also hopes to continue raising awareness so others can recognise the symptoms.

Hannah, Ben, Helen and Lewis share their motivations for taking on this iconic London event and why they wanted to use the opportunity to support Target Ovarian Cancer.

Dr Garth Funston is a GP and Clinical Senior Lecturer in Primary Care Cancer Research at the Wolfson Institute of Population Health

Today the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has updated its guideline NG12 on recognising cancer and making referrals.

Community member Gill shares her experience of ovarian cancer and how she hopes taking part in the Helplines Partnership photography project will prompt someone else to reach out for help.

Lisa is running the London Landmarks Half Marathon 2026 dressed as ovaries in memory of her mum, Patricia.

This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, our video campaign shared the voices of Claire, Lindsay, Nicola and Reeta, who know first-hand why awareness matters.

Our survey confirms that symptoms awareness is vital. We’re committed to ensuring women, GPs and primary care teams have the tools to spot ovarian cancer early.