Research Spotlights

Dr. Zachary Watson Awarded $75,000 for Ovarian Cancer Research

April 10, 2024

The Rivkin Center has awarded Dr. Zachary Watson, PhD, assistant professor atUniversity of Colorado School of Medicine, a $75,000 grant to investigate the development of ovariancancer in post-menopausal women. Rivkin Center Pilot Study Awards fund novel, innovative ideas thatare in the early stages of discovery. About his research: Dr. Watson will investigate a potential driver […]

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Dr. Utthara Nayar Awarded $75,000 for Ovarian Cancer Research

April 10, 2024

Research to help fast-track new treatment for low-grade serous ovarian cancer Seattle, WA – The Rivkin Center has awarded Dr. Utthara Nayar, PhD, associate professor at theJohns Hopkins University’s Bloomberg School of Health, a $75,000 grant to help her fast-track clinicaltesting of a new treatment for ovarian cancer. Rivkin Center Pilot Study Awards fund novel, […]

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Groundbreaking Public-Private Partnership Fuels $1M Investment in Ovarian Cancer Research in Washington

April 8, 2024

Scientific awards also given to researchers at Johns Hopkins University and University of Colorado Seattle, WA – In a bold move for ovarian cancer research in Washington state, the Rivkin Center forOvarian Cancer Research, in partnership with the state’s Andy Hill Cancer Research Endowment (CARE)Fund, announced today the 2024 recipients of the new Rivkin Center/CARE […]

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Rivkin Center & Andy Hill CARE Fund Unite: $1M Boost for Ovarian Cancer Research in WA

September 21, 2023

Funds to support innovation and answers in WA state research institutions Sept. 21, 2023 For Immediate Release Molly O’Connor, CEO(206) 490-0878; molly.oconnor@rivkin.org SEATTLE – Washington state ovarian cancer researchers will have an extra $1M in grant funding over the next two years thanks to a pioneering public-private partnership between the Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer […]

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Funding Ovarian Cancer Research & Searching for the Holy Grail … a Cure

May 13, 2022

To say that a cure for ovarian cancer, or any cancer for that matter, is the “holy grail” of cancer research is like saying the sky is blue. We all know a cure is the goal. If a cure is the goal, then improved detection, new prevention methods, and new treatments are the low-hanging fruit. […]

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