Think ovarian cancer is just one disease? Think again. 👇 We're back with this week's Frocktober myth-buster, featuring Dr Amy Wilson, Senior Research Advisor at the OCRF. Dr. Wilson has a PhD in ovarian cancer immunobiology and therapies, with post-doctoral training in ovarian cancer metastasis and chemo-resistance — so you’re in expert hands! This week’s myth: 👉 “There’s only one type of ovarian cancer.”❌ In reality, ovarian cancer is an umbrella term for more than 30 different subtypes: each with its own cell of origin, genetic mutations, growth patterns, and treatment responses. The most common group is epithelial ovarian cancer, which includes subtypes such as high-grade serous, low-grade serous, mucinous, endometrioid, and clear cell. Because each subtype behaves differently, treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all. That’s why the funds you raise this #Frocktober are so powerful, they help the OCRF fund vital research through the National Research Grants Program, improving diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes for women affected by all forms of ovarian cancer.  Want to raise awareness this Frocktober? Join our one-off frock challenge, more info on our profile! 📌 Save and share this post to help us spread awareness and education. Visit the OCRF website to read more information about ovarian cancer. #Frocktober #Frocktober2025 #FrockOvarianCancer #FrockYourWay #OCRF #OvarianCancer #OvarianCancerResearch #ocrf #OvarianCancerAwareness