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starting December 21, 2024
through January 1, 2025

Clearity and Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA) are joining together!

We are proud to announce The Clearity Foundation will combine with Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA), the world’s largest ovarian cancer nonprofit, effective January 1, 2025.

This important development brings together two of the most respected organizations in the ovarian cancer field, combining OCRA’s leading research, advocacy, and patient support programs with Clearity’s focus on scientific education and support for women and families facing an ovarian cancer diagnosis.
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**Committed** to science. **Devoted** to patients. We are **your trusted partner** through your ovarian cancer journey.

"Before we found Clearity, we felt like strangers in a new landscape. Now, we have a map to orient ourselves. Thank you for providing this valuable perspective to us patients. It's tremendously empowering, and brings much hope.”
- Jordan LEARN MORE

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“Without the support of Clearity it is hard to imagine where we would currently be in this journey. I feel every woman fighting this disease needs to know about Clearity.”
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How Can We Help?

You are not alone on the ovarian cancer journey.

At Clearity, we provide individualized support to patients, families, and caregivers. Our support is personalized, based on each person’s needs and priorities.

We provide information you can trust, backed by science. Reach out today to find out how we can help you with your journey. Click here to see how to use this site to learn more.

Treatment Decision Support

Learn how our scientific support team can help.

Psychosocial Support

Learn how a professional ovarian cancer counselor can help.

For information specific to your clinical situation, please choose from the options below:

I am newly diagnosed

Learn more about ovarian cancer and how it is initially treated. In addition, explore other treatments that are currently in development that may be appropriate for you based on your clinical situation and genetic testing results.

Get one-to-one support during the “crisis of diagnosis.” Learn coping skills to manage your emotions, physical side effects, changes in relationships and activities of daily living.

My treatment worked and there is little or no cancer left

Learn how maintenance treatment might keep your cancer from coming back and new drugs that are currently being tested in clinical trials for maintenance after finishing first-line treatment or clinical trials for maintenance after finishing treatment for recurrence. You and your doctor might request testing of your tumor to find out what treatment is right for you.

Get one-to-one support during the transitional period after treatment ends. Learn coping skills to help manage emotions, relationships, ongoing side effects, and the “new normal” of daily living.

My cancer has not gone away or has come back

Learn how progressive or recurrent cancer is usually treated, as well as new drugs that are showing promising results in clinical trials. You and your doctor may choose to prioritize these options by testing your tumor.

Get one-to-one support in the challenging case of recurrence. Learn coping skills to help manage emotions, fears, anxiety, stress, relationships, and quality of life choices.