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Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month is held each year in Australia to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer, to share the stories of real women affected by the disease, to highlight the risk factors for ovarian cancer and educate Australians on ovarian cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Ovarian cancer is still the deadliest women’s cancer. Unfortunately, this has not changed in 30 years. Every day in Australia, four women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer and three will die from the disease. In 2018, Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month was about making a stand – it’s time for action.
You can take action during Awareness Month and beyond!
• Learn the symptoms of ovarian cancer
• Talk to your friends, family to ensure they know ovarian cancer
• Ask your GP about your ovarian cancer risk
• Donate to help us save lives and support women
• Buy a $3 teal ribbon from our website
• Host an Afternoon Teal event and raise funds to save lives and support women
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