Meet Molly O’Connor, the incoming executive director of the Rivkin Center.
Read MoreRoughly 5% to 10% of cancers result from genetic mutations inherited from a parent. While knowing your family health history can give clues to your personal risk of breast or ovarian cancer, not everyone has access to that information. Here’s how to be proactive about your health.
Read MoreReview the current breast and ovarian cancer screening recommendations for average-risk individuals.
Read MoreLearn the signs and symptoms of breast and ovarian cancer so you can be proactive about your health.
Read MoreAt high risk for breast or ovarian cancer? Here’s what you need to know about screening and prevention.
Read MoreIn 2020, some of the darkest struggles facing people of color were brought to center stage. For many, it was shocking. For those who live the day-to-day struggle of being treated differently because of their skin color, these events came as no surprise. It was a calling to raise our collective voices and join the […]
Read MoreLike any good relationship, your relationship with your healthcare provider should be built on trust. Here’s how to find a doctor you trust.
Read MoreThe Rivkin Center aims to foster an ever-growing community of survivors, patients, researchers, clinicians, advocates, and supporters — all working together in the fight against ovarian and breast cancer. Meet Jackie, a breast cancer survivor and Rivkin EDU Survivor. About Jackie Where are you from?I’m from Oakland, CA Where do you live now/what does a […]
Read MoreAccording to the United States Census, 8% of adults did not have health insurance at any point in 2019 (that number is expected to be higher in 2020). Here are a few ways to get breast and ovarian health screenings and care if you’re uninsured.
Read MoreThe Rivkin Center is proud to announce that we have awarded $810,000 in ovarian cancer research grants to nine scientists across the globe.
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