Coronavirus
Resources for Ovarian Cancer Survivors
Coronavirus
Resources for Ovarian Cancer Survivors
The Minnesota Ovarian Cancer Alliance (MOCA) understands ovarian cancer survivors, families and caregivers have many questions
concerning the coronavirus.
We are sharing information about new MOCA programs and relevant resources from trusted sources in cancer care.
concerning the coronavirus.
Resources for Ovarian Cancer Survivors, Families and Caregivers
UPDATED 8/17/2021, Centers for Disease Control: CDC Guidance for COVID-19 Booster in People Being Treated for Cancer
American Cancer Society: “COVID-19 Vaccines in People with Cancer”
American Cancer Society: “Coronavirus, COVID-19, and Cancer”
American Society of Clinical Oncology: “Coronavirus Information for Patients and Caregivers”
American Society of Clinical Oncology: “COVID-19 Vaccine and Patients with Cancer”
Cancer Community Collaborative: “Twin Cities Cancer Community Resources“
Cancer.net: “Coronavirus 2019: What People With Cancer Need to Know”
Centers for Disease Control: “Managing Anxiety and Stress”
Centers for Disease Control: “Interim Public Health Recommendations for Fullly Vaccinated People”
Foundation for Women’s Cancer: “COVID-19: Considerations for Gynecologic Cancer Patients”
Minnesota Department of Health: Minnesota Vaccine Connector
Minnesota Department of Health: Vaccine Phases and Planning
National Cancer Institute: “What People with Cancer Should Know About Coronavirus”
National Cancer Institute: “If I have cancer now or had it in the past should I get a vaccine?”
National Institutes of Mental Health: “Coping With Coronavirus: Managing Stress, Fear, and Anxiety”
University of Minnesota, THRIVE: Virtual Cancer Survivorship Class Series Information
Please consult your cancer treatment center or physician’s office for questions regarding your specific treatment or the COVID-19 vaccine.
If you are in need of support during this time, please reach out to MOCA’s Community Support Program Manager Stefanie Gliniany at sgliniany@mnovarian.org or call the MOCA office at 612-822-0500.