Every three and a half hours, another woman is diagnosed with ovarian cancer in Canada. In B.C, more than 300 women will be diagnosed …

Much of the progress we have been able to achieve to date within the Ovarian Cancer Research (OVCARE) program has been possible thanks …

In my previous post I mentioned the BC Cancer Agency’s OVCARE team and the great work they’ve done to position themselves as one of …

Philanthropy and research is truly a partnership. We can have a lab full of talented and passionate researchers, but if we don’t have the …

Hello everyone, my name is Miruna Bala and I am very happy for the opportunity to blog this month.
I am the Quality Systems group …

Hello, I’m Katy Milne and I am a Research Assistant at the Deeley Research Centre (DRC). I started working here in 2003 when the …

Hello everyone, my name is Dr. John Webb and I’m the senior project leader for the upcoming immunotherapy clinical trials at the BC Cancer …

Today, I’d like to share three major things that B.C.’s OVCARE team has contributed in the last decade:
1) TAKING STEPS TOWARD PERSONALIZED MEDICINE: A …

In this final week of May, I’d like to shift away from endometrial cancer and share some ovarian cancer team discoveries from OVCARE.

Thanks to …

Thanks for the invitation to be part of this blog and to share research discoveries from the Ovarian Cancer Research Program …