
News|Articles|May 8, 2025
World Ovarian Cancer Day 2025: Looking Back at Progress for Cell Therapy
Author(s)Noah Stansfield
In observance of World Ovarian Cancer Day, held annually on May 8, we took a look back at news in cell therapy for ovarian cancer indications.
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According to the World Ovarian Cancer Coalition, at a global scale ovarian cancer is the 8th most common cancer for women and the 8th most common cause of death from cancer for women. Each year around the world, approximately 207,000 women with ovarian cancer die. Although treatment options exist, substantial unmet need remains, and many companies and academic institutions are currently pursuing new treatment approaches for the disease.
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