Ovarian Cancer
5 B.C.-Led Advances in Women’s Cancers
Women’s cancers have long been underfunded and understudied worldwide. On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the success of donor-supported BC Cancer breakthroughs driving change …
Harnessing AI to Improve Ovarian Cancer Outcomes
An international collaboration involving B.C. researchers has been awarded $2 million to use AI to identify factors tied to long-term survival.
Surgical Innovation Cuts Ovarian Cancer Risk by Nearly 80%
A made‑in‑B.C. prevention strategy is reshaping how ovarian cancer can be stopped before it starts.
Dr. David Huntsman, distinguished scientist …
Hope at Home in B.C.’s North: Jacklyn Loder’s Story
Prince George rallied around its beloved Earls general manager, Jacklyn Loder, after she was diagnosed with a rare, life-threatening cancer. Now, thanks to BC …
5 BC Cancer Research Breakthroughs in 2025
Dr. David Huntsman is co-leading a team in discovering new ways to treat rare sarcomas in young people.
Thanks to …
5 Ways BC Cancer Foundation Donors Made a Difference in 2025
Donors stepped up in extraordinary ways this past year — pushing innovation forward and opening new doors to cancer research and care for patients …
Against the Wind to Improve Ovarian Cancer Outcomes
BC Cancer “moved mountains” to ensure a breast cancer diagnosis didn’t stand in the way of Hannah and Christian Jones’ wedding. In gratitude, Christian …
Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month: Stories of Hope and Strength
More than 300 women in B.C will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer this year. In honour of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, we’re sharing the …
Women Going Beyond: Advancing Immunotherapy Research for Ovarian Cancer
Being proposed to during the last week of cancer treatment, after every doctor has told you you’ll never have kids, isn’t exactly the engagement …
Moving Forward for a Cure
Diagnosed with ovarian cancer shortly after her last BMO Vancouver Half Marathon in 2019, Gillian Roberts is returning this year with a renewed purpose …