Together we walk for a future where no one ever loses their life to ovarian cancer. Find an event near you.
We are the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition
In our pursuit to save lives, we fight tirelessly to prevent and cure ovarian cancer and to improve the quality of life for survivors. It is with this commitment that we reach out to all who are touched by this disease to offer support, services, information, and most of all, hope.
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Were you recently diagnosed?
NOCC is here by your side, supporting you throughout your journey. Along with the timely resources, services and information you’ll find on this website, our local markets bring those living with ovarian cancer and professionals together to share important news, join in virtual events, answer questions and create meaningful connections that bring hope and encouragement.
For patients and caregivers
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Stories of Inspiration
Find hope in the words of survivors and caregivers who share their heartfelt stories of finding strength, joy and purpose during their journey with ovarian cancer. Each reassures that nobody is alone and instills a sense of hope and revelation.
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What is ovarian cancer?
What is ovarian cancer? Am I at risk? How is it diagnosed? How is it treated? Learn about the disease and find information and resources to help you and your loved ones understand the risks, signs and symptoms, and help you find useful resources. Awareness and information are key.
More on ovarian cancer
1 in 78
The estimated number of women who will develop ovarian cancer
0
The number of screening tests for ovarian cancer
93%
The five-year survival rate when diagnosed and treated in its earliest stages
19,880
The estimated number of women that will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2022
Together, we’ll fight ovarian cancer
25,150
Survivors Impacted
400+
Survivors & Caregivers From 40 States Served
13,553
Survivor Care Kits
1M+
Educational Resources Distribution
2M+
Research
In the news
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In 2022, there will be an estimated 1.9 million new cancer cases diagnosed in the United States. Those millions of patients will face changes to their physical and emotional health that can feel overwhelming and frightening.
U.S. Representative Don Bacon (NE-02) highlights National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in Congress, sharing the story of Danielle Jensen, the Congressman's Director of Communications, who is an ovarian cancer survivor.
