What is immunotherapy?
Immunotherapy is a cancer treatment that turns the body’s immune system against cancer. Some types of immunotherapy are also referred to as targeted therapies.
Learn more about why we are investing in immunotherapy research.
We are the UK's ovarian cancer research charity. Like most charities, we’ve been hit hard by the Coronavirus pandemic and cost of living crisis, which impacts the amount of research we are able to fund and therefore the number of women we can help. With your help we can make up for lost time.
Get to know the incredible individuals behind the work we fund. Our researchers are based across the UK at the Ovarian Cancer Action Research Centre, University of Oxford and beyond, and they're working tirelessly to change the future for women with ovarian cancer.
Ovarian cancer research starts and ends with you - find out how you can get involved in shaping the future of ovarian cancer research
Our research strategy ensures that every penny we invest in research goes towards the science that will transform how well and how long women will live
Every four years, we bring together the world’s leading ovarian cancer experts to discuss and debate what we need to do to make ovarian cancer a survivable disease.
Immunotherapy is a cancer treatment that turns the body’s immune system against cancer. Some types of immunotherapy are also referred to as targeted therapies.
Learn more about why we are investing in immunotherapy research.