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Low-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer (LGSOC)

Resources

Find the latest information about clinical trials, resources, and all things related to LGSOC. Bookmark this page and come back often so you don’t miss out on new developments in the treatment of LGSOC.

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LGSOC Resource Guide

Get the LGSOC Resource Guide for more information about LGSOC and support resources.

 

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LGSOC Patient Impact Survey Results

In 2024, we conducted a first-of-its-kind multinational survey among women diagnosed with LGSOC. Review survey details, including patient responses, methodology, audience demographics, survey data, and more.

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LGSOC glossary

Navigating medical terms can be challenging. Use this glossary of commonly used words and phrases associated with LGSOC to help you feel more prepared when talking to your care team.

Talk to your doctor about LGSOC

Hear from Experts: What is low-grade serous ovarian cancer?

What Is Low-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer

People living with LGSOC

The Importance of Support

Learn how to connect with others about LGSOC.

Low-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer Signs and Symptoms

Hear patients describe their symptoms and how their LGSOC was diagnosed.

LGSOC Patient Perspectives

Learn more about the experiences people living with LGSOC share.

Being Your Own Advocate

Kat talks about the power of self-advocacy and living with LGSOC.

Fertility and Family Planning

Ellie, a person living with LGSOC, shares her experiences in planning a family.

Coping with Recurrence

Amanda, a person living with LGSOC, discusses the challenges of living with recurrent disease.

Get connected

Finding a support community is key to living with LGSOC. There are several groups and forums on social media sites where you can connect with people who understand what you are going through. Their experiences may help you better understand yours. At the same time, sharing your own experiences may help someone else living with LGSOC.

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A support group for women diagnosed with ovarian cancer, including LGSOC, and their immediate family members or caretakers.

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A US-based nonprofit dedicated to funding research for better treatment options for LGSOC and extremely underfunded ovarian cancer.

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NOCC’s Teal Hearts Network is a regional peer-to-peer online support group that allows you to connect with other survivors for the emotional support needed to navigate this journey.

Learn about support during treatment

Hear from others who have been through treatment to learn about the importance of support.

Information and support groups for caregivers

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Caregivers, friends, and family: Make sure to check in with your loved ones often during their treatment journey. If possible, go with them to meet potential providers and tour treatment centers.

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Caregivers: Consider connecting with other caregivers. There are support groups for caregivers that can provide you with insight and information you may find helpful.

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Caregivers, friends, and family: Caring for your own mental health is equally important.

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National Ovarian Cancer Coalition

NOCC’s Teal Hearts Network, a regional peer-to-peer online support group, allows you to connect with other survivors for the emotional support needed to navigate this journey.

Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance

A support group for women diagnosed with ovarian cancer, including LGSOC, and their immediate family members or caretakers.

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