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The face of Ovarian Cancer looks just like yours.

This year, more than 20,000 women will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

More than 15,000 American women will die from ovarian cancer this year.

That's a 75% mortality rate.

Until there's a test, awareness is best.

The South Carolina Ovarian Cancer Foundation:

Giving Voice to the Silence.

Join us--register on this site to stay informed
Then talk with us in the Support Forum

SEPTEMBER IS OVARIAN CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

The South Carolina Ovarian Cancer Foundation (SCOCF) was created by ovarian cancer patients, healthcare providers, and other concerned individuals for the dissemination of information about ovarian cancer. Our group has been built for the support of ovarian cancer patients, for the education of the public and healthcare providers, and to further research on ovarian cancer in the state of South Carolina.

The disease continues to be a leading cause of death in women in the United States.

At this time, many women diagnosed with ovarian cancer have advanced disease and require prolonged medical treatment.

We at the foundation would like to see this change so that fewer women have advanced disease and that all women have the availability of support, and access to information if they so choose.

CLICK to hear Andie MacDowell on Ovarian Cancer Awareness

SCOCF would like to thank the Upstate Woman's Club, Simpsonville for their continued support of our mission. Through their generous donation of time and money they have shown what women helping women can do. On behalf of the SCOCF and the women we serve THANK YOU!

Visit Upstate Woman's Club to see the great work they do in their communities.

Dr Larry Puls is a

gynecologic oncologist in

Greenville, South Carolina.

This is his first book of true stories...more

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