Camilla and Marc are continuing their mission to take the world's first DNA- based early detection test for ovarian cancer to clinical trials. The duo are working alongside Professor Caroline Ford and her team at UNSW's Ovarian Cancer Research Group to make this groundbreaking history. The annual campaign 'Ovaries. Talk About Them' returns with a poignant film and new unisex t-shirt and jumper designers in collaboration with London artist Alba Hodsoll, known for her work of the female form. 100% of the proceeds will be donated directly to Professor Ford’s early detection research.

Creative Director Camilla Freeman-Topper says: “This is not just another ovarian cancer campaign, it is a movement that exists for all women, globally. The diabolical statistics women with ovarian cancer face have not changed in over 30 years, as gynaecological cancers remain woefully underfunded and under researched - An indictment on the system that we must collectively change. It’s the year 2023 and the time is now to break down the stigma and stand up so that together, we can fund this early detection test for ovarian cancer and change the face of this disease. We all come from ovaries. We all love someone with ovaries. For the sake of our mothers, our sisters, our daughters, our best friends, our aunties and our grandmothers. This is for you." Watch the film below.

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