Media
MOCA works with the media to raise awareness of ovarian cancer.
Media
MOCA works with the media to raise awareness of ovarian cancer.
MOCA In the Media
A key mission of MOCA’s is to educate the public about ovarian cancer. By working with the media, we can create awareness about the disease and its symptoms. Here are some of the most recent news stories that have mentioned MOCA.
- MOCA’s Light Duluth Teal Gala Lifts Spirits and Raises Funds, WDIO-TV (Duluth), September 11, 2021
- Light the Night Campaign Spreading Awareness, Fox 21 (Duluth), September 10, 2021
- Duluth Lighting Up Teal for Ovarian Cancer, – KBJR 6 (Duluth), September 9, 2021
- Brooklyn Center Entrepreneur Spreads Awareness About Ovarian Cancer, – CCX Media, September 11, 2021
- Duluth Lighting Up Teal for Ovarian Cancer, – KBJR 6 (Duluth), September 9, 2021
- Making an Impact Against Ovarian Cancer, – Fox 9 News, September 2, 2021
- Light Duluth Teal Coming Up September 11, – WDIO-TV (Duluth), August 25, 2021
- Detecting Ovarian Cancer in Young Women, – KARE 11, August 24, 2021
- HOM Teal Strides for Ovarian Cancer Returns in 2021, – Edina Sun Current, August 20, 2021
- Tie It Teal Night, – Bally Sports North, August 17, 2021
- Light Duluth Teal Gala Event, – Minnesota Monthly, August 10, 2021
- HOM Teal Strides for Ovarian Cancer Event, – Minnesota Monthly, August 10, 2021
- 2021 Light Duluth Teal Gala – KARE 11, August 10, 20201
- HOM Teal Strides for Ovarian Cancer Planned – KARE 11, August 10, 2021
- Plans Announced for MOCA’s Light Duluth Teal, – Mix 108 (Duluth), August 9, 2021
- Fight Like a Girl Supports MOCA, – Pine County News, July 15, 2021
- Fight Like a Girl Fundraiser for MOCA Returns, – Isanti-Chisago County News, July 8, 2021
- Promising Research for Early Detection of Ovarian Cancer – Scripps Broadcasting (National, 20+ outlets in U.S.), February 25, 2021
- University of Minnesota Medical School Research Leads to Promising Developments to Detect Ovarian Cancer – KARE 11, February 16, 2021
For the Media
Need information about ovarian cancer for a local or national story?
MOCA is here to help. Please contact Jody Ambroz McArdle, MOCA Communications Manager, at 612-822-0500 or jambroz@mnovarian.org.
MOCA can help you gather information and provide perspectives on ovarian cancer prevention, detection, treatment and support in Minnesota, as well as nationally. We can also connect you with leading gynecologic oncologists and other experts on ovarian cancer, as well as survivors from across the state.
