Press Release – Cure Our Ovarian Cancer
An international campaign featuring New Zealanders to raise awareness of ovarian cancer will appear on billboards in Piccadilly Circus and Times Square today. With the tagline “An ad you can’t miss, for a cancer you do” marks World Ovarian Cancer Day, 8 May.
The campaign creative, donated by Creative and Digital agency Topham Guerin, and organised by New Zealander Jane Ludemann features more than thirty real women (including four New Zealanders), all diagnosed with a variant of ovarian cancer called low grade serous (LGS.
Jane, who is among the group said that low grade doesn’t imply good outcomes.
Saturday, 8 May 2021, 3:28 pm
An international campaign featuring New Zealanders to
raise awareness of ovarian cancer will appear on billboards
in Piccadilly Circus and Times Square today. With the
tagline “An ad you can’t miss, for a cancer you do”
marks World Ovarian Cancer Day, 8 May.
The campaign
creative, donated by Creative and Digital agency Topham
Guerin, and organised by New Zealander Jane Ludemann
features more than thirty real women (including four New
Zealanders), all diagnosed with a variant of ovarian cancer
called low grade serous (LGS.
Jane, who is among the
group said that low grade doesn’t imply good
First Selectwoman Makes May 8 World Ovarian Cancer Day in Town - Fairfield, CT - Selectwoman Nancy Lefkowitz Presents Proclamation from First Selectwoman Brenda Kupchick
Minister of Health Tyler Shandro issued the following statement on World Ovarian Cancer Day:
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“Every year, women across Alberta receive the news they have some form of ovarian cancer. My thoughts are with them and their loved ones today, and with those who are battling any form of cancer.
“There are many types of ovarian cancers, and every woman is at risk. This World Ovarian Cancer Day, I’m asking Albertans to help raise awareness of the symptoms of ovarian cancer with every woman you know and love so more women will seek medical attention sooner, improve their treatment options and, hopefully, their prognosis.
Reality stars show their knickers in aid of Ovarian Cancer Action
Work features celebrities from Love Island and Celebs Go Dating.
by Emmet McGonagle
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