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Have you or a loved one been affected by ovarian cancer? You’re not alone.
Our team of caring individuals is here to give you support, guidance and information about ovarian cancer.
Gynecological Cancer Networking
2ND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH, 6:30-8 PM
DINNER SERVED AT 5:45 PM
In partnership with Ovarian Awareness of Kentucky, Gilda’s Club Kentuckiana offers a FREE gynecologic cancer networking group that meets the second Monday of each month. Join us to receive support, learn from others, hear from expert guest speakers, and have an opportunity to share your story. Dinner will be served at 5:45.
Interested in attending? Visit gck.org or call 502.583.0075 to schedule a Welcome 101.
This program is free and is offered both in person and virtually so you can join us – no matter where in the world you are!
Early Detection and Testing for Ovarian Cancer
While no early detection tool exists for all women, several tests exist for women who are at a high risk.
If a woman has ovarian cancer symptoms, a strong family history, or a genetic predisposition such as a BRCA mutation, doctors may monitor her with one of three tests or a combination of them:
1. Blood Test
2. Transvaginal Ultrasound
3. Pelvic Exam
OAK Events
Our community of women works hard to raise awareness of ovarian cancer through a variety of different events held each year.
We’d love to see you and your loved ones at one of our golf scrambles, lunch and learns, survivor walks, silent auctions and more!
To check out all of the events hosted by OAK, visit our Future Events page!
Support Group for Gynecological Cancer Survivors
Join us for our monthly support group meeting for gynaecological cancer survivors, where you can enjoy getting to know great friends who can relate to your circumstances in a carefree and relaxing environment. Light refreshments are provided.
Meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month.
OAK Office
2300 Hurstbourne Village Drive
Suite 900
Louisville, KY 40299
Early Detection and Testing for Ovarian Cancer
While no early detection tool exists for all women, several tests exist for women who are at a high risk.
If a woman has ovarian cancer symptoms, a strong family history, or a genetic predisposition such as a BRCA mutation, doctors may monitor her with one of three tests or a combination of them:
1. Blood Test
2. Transvaginal Ultrasound
3. Pelvic Exam
Additional OAK Events
Our community of women works hard to raise awareness of ovarian cancer through a variety of different events held each year.
We’d love to see you and your loved ones at one of our golf scrambles, lunch and learns, survivor walks, silent auctions and more!
To check out all of the events hosted by OAK, visit our Future Events page!