Podcasts about target ovarian cancer

When Pamela Esposito-Amery discovered she had a genetic predisposition to cancer, she took a decision to undergo a full hysterectomy - which also put her in ‘surgical' menopause. Pamela talks about the physical and emotional impact of this life-changing procedure, as well as the work of her organization, Tell Every Amazing Lady (T.E.A.L), which she started with her sister, the late Louisa M. McGregor, in Brooklyn, New York. In this episode, you can also hear the stories of listeners who sent in voice memos, talking about their journeys with cancer. If you'd like to contact the podcast and send in your story, head to our website:https://overlookedpod.com/getintouchSHOW NOTES-Tell Every Amazing Lady: https://telleveryamazinglady.org/-More on surgical menopause from Target Ovarian Cancer: https://targetovariancancer.org.uk/about-ovarian-cancer/your-situation/im-younger-woman-diagnosis/surgical-menopauseSUBSCRIBE to the newsletter to get updates on the podcast: sign up at the banner on the website: www.overlookedpod.com. EMAIL US - get in touch with the show: hello@overlookedpod.comDISCLAIMER What you hear and read on ‘Overlooked' is for general information purposes only and represents the opinions of the host and guests. The content on the podcast and website should not be taken as medical advice. Every person's body is unique, so please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions that may arise.

Another week in Droughtlander! But we are BACK with an interview with castmember, Joanne Thomson, who plays Amy McCallum in Outlander! 01:00 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap 03:00 Fandom News 04:09: Interview with Joanne Thomson Joanne Thomson has always had a passion for acting and pursued it from a young age. She has a background in performing arts and attended drama schools to further her skills. She shares with Jess and Sarah how her experiences have led her to where she is now as a writer, director, actor and advocate. Learn more about Joanne's favorite roles that she has taken on, her time on Outlander, and the causes she is a passionate advocate for in this episode. Follow Joanne on Social Media: ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠X /Twitter⁠ ⁠https://www.joannethomson.co.uk/⁠

Get to know Jessica and Sarah a little better as they share their personal stories and backgrounds in this episode. 01:07 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap 03:33 Fandom News 05:00 Jess' Backstory 17:41 Sarah's Backstory 35:17 Rapid fire questions 52:00 Listener Questions Learn more about their childhoods, career paths, and how they discovered Outlander. Both Jessica and Sarah emphasize the influence of Outlander on their lives, including their personal growth and career aspirations. They also mention their experiences attending fan events and forming connections within the Outlander community. Follow Jess on Instagram Follow Sarah on Instagram Vote for Sarah⁠ in the Super Mom competition

Droughtlander is the worst..... unless you have Jess & Sarah to get you through! We are back with another episode to quench your thirst with some more Outlander chat. Join us for the weekly catch up, fandom news, our S7 A rewatch discussion and a behind the scenes look at production with body double for Caitríona Balfe, Valerija Jemeljanenko! 01:30 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap 06:05 Fandom News 08:21 Season 7 Rewatch Chat 25:35 Interview with Valerija Jemeljanenko We are excited to introduce our listeners to Caitríona Balfe's body double in Outlander, Valerija Jemeljanenko, this week! Valerija Jemeljanenko, a model and professional body double, discusses her career and experiences working as a body double for Caitríona Balfe in the TV show Outlander. She shares her background growing up in Latvia, her favorite modeling jobs and the importance of inclusivity in the industry. She also discusses her role as a body double on Outlander, the preparation and work involved in the job and shares some fun stories from set. Give Valerija a follow on Instagram! Vote for Sarah in the Super Mom competition

Welcome back to episode #25! Jess and Sarah are here to get you through another week of Droughtlander with special guest, Annette Badland! We've got another week of recaps, fandom news and our Season 7 chat- Episode 707: A Practical Guide for Time Travelers. 02:46 Jess and Sarah's Weekly Recap 05:19 Fandom News 08:06 Outlander Stuff We Love 09:31 Season 7 Rewatch Chat 22:58 Interview with Annette Badland We are SO excited to introduce listeners to a special guest this week... Annette Badland, known to Outlander fans as Mrs. Fitz, joins us for a special interview! Annette shares about her childhood, love for performing, and decision to pursue acting. She shares her experiences in theater, film, television, and radio during her extensive and impressive career. Annette also reveals her love for gardening and hobbies. Jess and Sarah discuss her role as Mrs. Fitz in Outlander, and her admiration for her co-stars and her admiration for the character. Annette also talks about the similarities between Mrs. Fitz and her character, May, in Ted Lasso. Follow Annette on Instagram Follow Annette on Twitter

Join Dr Eloise Elphinstone, a GP with a special interest in women's health, as she provides an insightful update on ovarian cancer, focusing on its implications for general practice. In this webinar, Dr Elphinstone, who works in SW London and has extensive experience in menopause and postnatal health, delves into the complexities of diagnosing and managing ovarian cancer from a GP's perspective.Link to slidesThis session covers:The latest statistics and survival rates of ovarian cancer.Risk factors and symptomatology.Challenges in screening and diagnosis.Case studies illustrating practical scenarios in GP practice.NICE guidelines and primary care tips.Dr Elphinstone also shares her experiences working with the Target Ovarian Cancer organization and the Family Planning Association.Connect with Dr. Eloise ElphinstoneInstagramUseful LinksMenopause Care ClinicTarget Ovarian CancerFamily Planning Association:#OvarianCancer #GPUpdate #WomensHealth #GeneralPractice #NASGP #MedicalWebinar #EloiseElphinstone

In this edition Paul Pennington talks to Rachel Power CEO of The Patients Association, Catherine Murray, Target Ovarian Cancer,  GP & Medical Journalist,  Dr Gill Jenkins, Professor Sally Bloomfield from the  London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and  Dr Katy Munro from the National Migraine Centre.

‘Living with Ovarian Cancer Podcast' is full of inspiring stories told by people who are living with or have a connection with Ovarian Cancer. Each person's story is a gift to those listening; unique and told from the heart in their own words. I am your host, Diane Evans-Wood. In this episode I am delighted to talk to Diane Boothby, an amazing lady who tirelessly raises awareness of Ovarian Cancer despite going through her own difficulties. She even took her campaign to high places as you will hear. Diane was diagnosed with Low Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer, and she tells me about the difficulties she experienced during the process of diagnosis and then how hard it was going through the covid pandemic at the time. We talk about the rareness of the disease Diane was diagnosed with, and how she managed to cope after surgery. In addition to this, Diane's Husband was himself diagnosed with cancer, so life was very traumatic for them both at that time. Diane's eyes lit up when talking about her family and she clearly adores them all. I am sure you will find Diane's story very interesting and uplifting because she is so full of positivity and life. In this episode we touched on the following organisations: Target Ovarian Cancer: https://targetovariancancer.org.uk Ovacome: https://www.ovacome.org.uk Cure our Ovarian Cancer charitable trust https://cureourovariancancer.org Low Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer support: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lgscsupport/ Maggie's Centre: https://www.maggies.org Thank you so much for listening to ‘Living with Ovarian Cancer'. If you want to get in touch with me or you would like to tell your own story on this Podcast about living with Ovarian Cancer, please email diane.evanswood@gmail.com You can find more information about me on my website by following this link: https://dianeevanswood.wordpress.com My sincere gratitude to Gary and Ruthie Colcombe who continue to carry out all the editing and uploading of each episode of this Podcast. I couldn't have managed without them! You can find their Podcasts here http://celticmythpodshow.com and https://inbedwithadruid.com Intro and outro music is called ‘Waltz for the little mermaid' by Meidi Goh. To read more about Meidi please follow this link http://meidigoh.com Don't forget to click ‘subscribe' to this Podcast so that you don't miss future episodes and if you could leave a rating and review, I'd be very grateful. Disclaimer: Each story in this Podcast is unique to the woman who is telling it. The content of each episode and the views expressed are not meant to be a substitute for medical advice or intervention. You will hear stories of women who sought alternative therapies, integrated oncology services or even choosing to decline treatment options. However, this is their story, and I am not advocating that you follow the path of any one woman who features in the podcast. If you have a diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer, please make sure that you discuss anything that is going to affect your treatment or wellbeing with your own medical https://www.macmillan.org.ukteam. You are unique and so what's right for one woman may not be right for you!

Welcome to the PRmoment Podcast.This week we're chatting to Emma Kane, Chief Executive of SEC Newgate UK and Deputy Group CEO Deputy SEC Newgate S.p.A about her career story in public relations.Previously Emma founded Redleaf Communications before selling the business to Porta in 2014. Porta combined with SEC Newgate in June 2019 in a reverse merger to form SEC Newgate.This integrated a number of businesses that had been acquired over the years including Redleaf, Publicasity, Newgate, SEC and Newington.  SEC Newgate has 43 offices globally, has revenues of about $150m and employs 900 people globally.Before we start - if you haven't seen them already - take a look at the categories for The ESG Awards - the final entry deadline is 7th October.And do check out the home page of PRmoment for our latest webinars, including PR Analytics, LinkedIn as a B2B Marketing Channel, The Most Popular KPIs in PR and The intersection of Data, Insight and PR Planning.Finally, thanks to our PRmoment Podcast sponsors, The PRCA.Here's a summary of what Emma and PRmoment founder Ben Smith discussed: 2 mins Emma's career is a wonderful story of PR agency secretary to PR agency CEO. Here she talks us through how that happened.“One day my saxophone got exchanged for a briefcase!”4.30 mins Emma gives us a potted history of her career in PR5 mins Emma explains how a psychometric test she needed to take for a new job lead to her having a crisis of confidence!8 mins Emma talks us through when she had an awful experience in one job, “the leadership was feral and the culture was toxic…The catalyst for setting up my own agency was a day when a book that was left on my desk entitled ‘How to dine out and look weight''12 mins Emma describes the decision in 2000 to found Redleaf Communications - as the most important decision of her career. 15 mins How significant was Redleaf's acquisition of Polhill in the company's growth story?20 mins How and why did Emma decide to sell Redleaf to Porta in 2019 and how did the original deal with Porta work?24 mins Emma talks us through how Porta became SEC Newgate.25 mins Emma became Chief Executive of SEC Newgate UK and Joint Group CEO in April 2018 - here she explains why it was a turnaround job for the UK business at that point in time.28.30 mins SEC Newgate acquired US firm Global Strategy Group in 2022 - which prior to being acquired had a turnover of $54 million in 2021 - so in PR land that's a big deal size!31 mins It seems to me, quite quietly SEC Newgate has had a pretty formidable couple of years. What sort of shape is the business in now? And what type of work does SEC Newgate want to be known for?33 mins Emma talks us through how in her spare time she is Vice Chair & Chair Global Development Board for the Elton John AIDS Foundation and chair of Target Ovarian Cancer. 

My guest this month is a wonderful lady called Emma Kane. As well as being a hugely successful businesswoman Emma is Chair of Target Ovarian Cancer.  It's a charity I have a particular interest in having lost my mother to ovarian cancer.  I hope you'll find our conversation insightful and if you'd like to find out more about the charity please visit their website: targetovariancancer.org.uk/

In this edition, just ahead of the start of ‘Movember', Paul Pennington talks to Dr Gill Jenkins about the importance to men of regular health checks.  The National Institute of Medicinal Herbalists join Paul to discuss the right approach to using herbal medicine.  Consultant Dietitian, Anne Holdoway and the Patients Association, talk disease related  malnutrition and new patient resources available to help detect and support people at risk.  Dr Carrie Rushton from the HSIS, looks at the importance of Vitamin D and Target Ovarian Cancer highlight a form of cancer that sadly takes the lives of 11 women every day in the UK.        

A great collection of CEOs discuss leaving a Legacy in your lifetime hosted by Jonathan: 1. Emma Kane - CEO SEC Newgate and Chair of Target Ovarian Cancer plus Board Member Elton John's AIDS Foundation 2. Lieutenant General James Bashall CB CBE - Former Army Commander & President Royal British Legion 3. Sir Peter Wanless - CEO of NSPCC and board member at Somerset County Cricket Club 4. Leigh Bowman-Perks - CEO of the Inspiring Leadership Trust charity 5. Darren Moorcroft - CEO of The Woodland Trust 6. Paul Howarth - CEO National Nuclear Laboratories 4 key Questions: 1. What do you feel is important about leaving a legacy in your own lifetime? 2. What is your view on organisations leaving a legacy? 3. What does stewardship mean for you and leaving things better than you found them? 4. Your Top Legacy Tip? themes: - Leave a legacy and being remembered without being selfish and over focus on your CV to make you look better - Are you focussing on the right things ? - Wellbeing and happiness - Long Term look rather than short term gains - where is the Positive Impact Needed? - Play to your special skills and what you bring to you workplace and charity? - Long term goes rather than Knee Jerk reactions - Childhood ambitions vs what we really end up doing.#InspiringLeadership #leadership #CEO #MotivationalSpeaker #teamcoach #InclusiveLeadership #Boards See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This educational podcast for primary care has been created by Target Ovarian Cancer in partnership with the Primary Care Women's Health Forum, in support of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. In this podcast, Dr Sharon Tate, Head of Primary Care Development at Target Ovarian Cancer, and GP Dr Victoria Barber discuss ovarian cancer diagnosis from the primary care perspective.Support the show (https://www.targetovariancancer.org.uk/)

This educational podcast for primary care has been created by Target Ovarian Cancer in partnership with the Primary Care Women's Health Forum, in support of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Dr Anne Connolly  interviews Sara Pardoe, who has a diagnosis of ovarian cancer, and discusses how we as primary care GPs can work together to improve the outcomes of women with this type of cancer.Support the show (https://www.targetovariancancer.org.uk/)

Living with Ovarian Cancer' is a Podcast full of inspiring stories told by Women or their loved ones, who themselves have lived with, or are still living with Ovarian Cancer. Each Woman's story is a gift; unique and is told from the heart in their own words. I am your host, Diane Evans-Wood. In this episode I am honoured to welcome back Libby Holden with her Husband John. If you listened to episode 1 you will have heard that Libby mentioned a charity song that she and her Husband planned to launch in March, which is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in the UK. That song has now become an amazing Album and they hope to raise funds for Professor Charlie Gourley's research into Low grade Ovarian Cancer. In this episode Libby and John tell me all about the songs, the musicians involved and who they are raising money for. Since recording this episode, Libby wrote to tell me that the EP has grown somewhat. It is now a 9 track, 46 minute Album. Musician artistes have generously donated tracks of their own to help raise money for this charitable cause. The EP is available from: https://johnholden.bandcamp.com If you download the EP on the first Friday of the month Bandcamp do not take any fees so 100% of the funds go to the charitable cause. The video can be seen here: https://youtu.be/29oymlgjb_4 The song, Circles, has music by John Holden and lyrics by Elizabeth Holden. Vocalist: Sally Minnear, Keyboards: Vikram Shankar, Guitars: John Holden, Bass: Robin Armstrong and Drums: Henry Rogers The song, Northern Lights, features: Vocalists: Mark Atkinson, Anneke Van Giersbergen, Peter Jones, Sally Minnear and That Joe Payne. Guitar: Michel St Pere, Bass: Jon Camp, Keyboards: Vikram Shankar and Oliver Wakeman and Drums: Gavin Harrison The video features twelve women with low grade ovarian cancer, some who are sadly no longer with us, from the UK, Australia, Canada, India and the USA. Cure Our Ovarian Cancer Charitable Trust can be found here: https://cureourovariancancer.org. If you click on the news tab, you will see an article about Libby and John's charity EP. Gratitude to Jane Ludeman for founding this charity which is the only one dedicated to Low Grade Ovarian Cancer. More about the work of Professor Charlie Gourley in Edinburgh can be found here: https://www.ed.ac.uk/profile/charlie-gourley Professor Gourley is currently working on this project which is supported by Target Ovarian Cancer https://targetovariancancer.org.uk/news/searching-new-treatments-low-grade-serous-ovarian-cancer

Emma is an entrepreneur and highly experienced charity trustee. She specialises in creating positive change through communications, an industry in which she has over 30 years’ experience. Today she is Chief Executive of Newgate Communications, part of the international communications group, SEC Newgate on whose board she also sits as Deputy Group CEO. Her clients include business leaders, household brands and international organisations. She is Chair of the UK’s largest ovarian cancer charity, Target Ovarian Cancer, and of Europe’s largest multi arts centre, the Barbican Centre Trust; she is also a board member of the Elton John AIDS Foundation.Outside her business and philanthropic interests, Emma is an avid sculptor and passionate about jazz and opera; she started out life as a tenor saxophonist. She was awarded the Freedom of the City of London in 2017.Her business top tip is to listen – you don’t learn anything by speaking.#InspiringLeadership #leadership #CEOs #MotivationalSpeaker #teamcoach #Boards See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How does she manage it all? Emma Kane is CEO of Newgate Communications, part of the fastest growing global PR company. She is the Chair of the Barbican Centre Trust and of Target Ovarian Cancer and a Director of Nightingale-Hammerson residential care home.

Emma Kane is Chief Executive of Newgate Communications and Deputy CEO of the Group, SEC Newgate S.p.A.She has over 30 years of communications’ experience gained working both in agencies and in-house. Emma specialises in strategic communications, crisis management and financial PR. She is also the Chairman of the Barbican Centre Trust, Chairman of Target Ovarian Cancer, and a trustee of Nightingale Hammerson.In 2017, Emma was awarded the Freedom of the City of London.In this episode of Thought and Leaders, she talks to Jonathan Gabay about leadership and working practices post-COVID, government responses to the pandemic, as well as crisis management and her charitable work. (32 minutes). If you would like to be considered for a future episode, please get in touch: reinvent@me.com

A very special episode of Ramsay Speak celebrating the life and death of Sonya Rebecchi. Re-visit all of her iconic moments, from entering the soap, her many jobs, breakdowns, family and weddings... She's come a long way to become one of the most loved characters on Ramsay Street and with her final episodes some of the most emotional we've ever seen on Neighbours, join Alfie and Sam as they look back on the legend that is... Sonya Rebecchi. If you have been affected by Sonya’s storyline, Target Ovarian Cancer can provide information and support on their website at www.targetovariancancer.org.uk or you can call the Target Ovarian Cancer Support Line on 020 7923 5475. Target Ovarian Cancer is a national ovarian cancer charity working to save lives and help women diagnosed live their lives to the full in the UK.We're also raising money for the charity, and you can do your bit by getting yourself a 'Eve Morey for the Logie' tee, all proceeds are going to Target Ovarian Cancer: bit.ly/SonyaLogieTee

Get your poppers at the ready, it’s a Mardi Gras special of Ramsay Speak! Join your hosts and Neighbours superfans Sam and Alfie for a lively chat about the latest goings on in Erinsborough. We chat the week that was, plus the news that Eve Morey’s departure from the show wasn’t her decision… Plus will Kirsha make an appearance? If you have been affected by Sonya’s storyline, Target Ovarian Cancer can provide information and support on their website at www.targetovariancancer.org.uk or you can call the Target Ovarian Cancer Support Line on 020 7923 5475. Target Ovarian Cancer is a national ovarian cancer charity working to save lives and help women diagnosed live their lives to the full in the UK.

What a week of Neighbours! Join your hosts and Neighbours superfans Sam and Alfie for a lively chat about the latest goings on in Erinsborough. We ask if you are sick of Neighbours spoilers, plus discuss how important the Ovarian Cancer storyline Sonya is currently going through is. If you have been affected by Sonya’s storyline, Target Ovarian Cancer can provide information and support on their website at www.targetovariancancer.org.uk or you can call the Target Ovarian Cancer Support Line on 020 7923 5475. Target Ovarian Cancer is a national ovarian cancer charity working to save lives and help women diagnosed live their lives to the full in the UK.

Christmas, family holidays and other big occasions can be stressful times, and can only become more complex with a cancer diagnosis. We discuss managing expectations, letting go of perfectionist attitudes and communicating with family and friends effectively. Note: this podcast is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice and treatment. Always consult with your medical practitioners on your personal treatment and lifestyle guidelines.Support the show (https://www.targetovariancancer.org.uk/)

Our Nurse Advisers, Joan and Val, have recorded a podcast to answer some of your questions about clinical trials, including what they are, how they work and how you can find one near you.Support the show (https://www.targetovariancancer.org.uk/)

Shout outs, news and events: A huge shout out to Kathy from Handcrafted Holidays who we met up with in London ahead of her meeting a group of knitters and stitchers for a two week jaunt around the UK. 1st July - tickets for GLYC 2016 go on sale!!! Since recording the podcast some routes are already sold out so get your make sure to get your tickets soon! 2 July - Tour de Fleece starts! If you need some spinning company, come join Team Porpoise Fur on Ravelry. 16-17th July - Yarningham, a new show in Birmingham 16-17th July - Jyväskylä Summer Knit Festival, Jyväskylä, Finland 19th July - Make at the Movies charity film event at Odeon Cinema on Foregate Street in Worcester, to raise money for Target Ovarian Cancer and Mind. Show is at 10:45am and cost is £4. More details on their Facebook page. 30-31st July - Fibre East, Ampthill, Bedfordshire  What we’re working on Rachel's startitis continues as she's cast on the Superbulky Grandpa Cardigan by Joji Locatelli. She's still working on the test knit for Kettle Yarn Co., and the Talisman Shawl from Helen Stewart's The Shawl Society. The Kippen Cardigan is in time out until she gets on the plane later this month.  Allison is still working on the Toddler Hoodie, and Because Sock Yarn by Kate Atherley for the London Craft Guide Craft-a-long. Retreat! We talk to C. C. and Dami from the Geeky Girls Knit videocast, and Sam from KnitRunDig about their upcoming retreat, The Geeky Puffin Knit Palooza, happening in Farnham, UK from 10 - 13th November 2016. Details on how to register for the retreat and all the amazing classes and vendors are on their website. The Layer it On KAL is in full swing on their Ravelry board. Thanks so much for listening! Please leave us a comment or send us an email at hello@yarninthecity.com with your thoughts, or let us know what you think via Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. You can also find us on iTunes or Stitcher Radio (and please consider leaving a review for us!), or download us directly from the Yarn in the City website.   On Wednesday nights you can find us at knit night at The Goat on the Rise pub on Battersea Rise, close to Clapham Junction station in SW London. We meet from 7pm to around 10pm. The food is great and the knitters are friendly. Join us!  Music (all available on NoiseTrade): No Matter Where We Go - Whitney Airport Bar - Martin Courtney

Untitled Document Episode: 13 – 5 of the Best Dermalogica Cleansers Explained. Plus, Meet the Sensitive Skin Brand that Has it All In this episode, you’ll discover: All Things to do with Cleansing from Dermalogica Jane: What is meant by Dermalogica’s “Double Cleanse” and why it’s important technique for your skin’s health Do you stay loyal to one particular Dermalogica cleanser? Know when to try something new with Dermalogica Jane’s personal skin care advice The Top 5 Dermalogica Cleansers are explained and you’ll learn new tips and tricks for using each one Dermalogica’s most popular cleanser is Special Cleansing Gel; it’s the most economical and it is beneficial for virtually all skin types -- Jane explains the 2 mistakes people make when using this cleanser, so that you know what not to do when trying this professional product! Why Standing Up at Work Has Remarkable Benefits for Your Body: Typically, you & I will sit for an average of 10 hours a day! Our Podcast Hosts, Matt and Jan, chat about how frequently standing will improve our mental, physical and emotional health An effective way to keep yourself in check; Jan reveals her top tip for improving concentration at work The Happy Hosts discuss the power of body language and how standing up a little more often could also influence the impression you give when talking to others. Meet the brand that your family’s sensitive skin has been waiting for: There’s a reason why we’ve added the Seascape brand to our site; Stuart from Seascape reveals the incredible story behind one of the most responsible beauty brands you’ll ever meet Seascape’s Skin Care is inspired by and includes ingredients from the beautiful channel island of Jersey. Find out how these products support Jersey’s farmers and beekeepers alike Seascape products are extremely effective, environmentally friendly, plus they are certified by dermatologists for daily use on sensitive skin. (And, if that’s not enough, these stunningly wrapped products are super-affordable.) Find out how the Seascape brand supports charity, Target Ovarian Cancer, with their maternity-friendly Soothe Range.

The Silent Killer! A recent phenomenon, in medical terms, and it’s up to YOU to find out about it – it could save your life. Look no further, here you will find symptoms and treatment options and ‘where to go […]