INGO Wins Irish Healthcare Award for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Project
The Irish Network for Gynaecological Oncology (INGO) recognized for their impactful campaign in raising awareness and dispelling myths about ovarian cancer.
Campaign Highlights
Last year's campaign focused on highlighting research surrounding ovarian cancer awareness and actively worked to dispel common misconceptions about the disease. This initiative led to significant improvements in public understanding and early detection efforts.
The award recognizes the INGO's dedication to patient advocacy and their innovative approach to healthcare communication. Their commitment to evidence-based information has had a tangible impact on the lives of women at risk.
Key Research Findings
The campaign drew attention to several key research findings, including:
- The importance of early detection in improving survival rates.
- The prevalence of certain genetic mutations associated with increased risk.
- Debunking common myths surrounding symptoms and risk factors.
For further information on ovarian cancer research, visit the National Cancer Institute website.
The Impact of the Award
Winning the Patient Organisation Project of the Year award will provide the INGO with increased visibility and resources to further their mission. It will also help them to continue collaborating with healthcare professionals and researchers to improve outcomes for women diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
