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Ovarian cancer is often referred to as the "silent killer" due to its subtle symptoms and lack of early detection methods. However, organizations like the Shaunaqua Foundation are on a mission to change that narrative by supporting early detection and research efforts. We are currently working with Drapkin Labs and plan to support their research in early detection. https://www.med.upenn.edu/drapkinlab/early-detection.html

The Shaunauqua Foundation honors Shauna Thayn Watts, who passed away from Ovarian cancer in 2018. The idea began when she was still alive, and her husband Merrill leaned into her love of garden flamingos. He painted the flamingos teal—the token color of ovarian cancer awareness—and sold them to donate the proceeds to ovarian cancer detection. Today, the foundation continues as a testament to Shauna’s amazing life and desire to leave the world a much better place. Shauna was a

Ovarian cancer is a serious health concern that affects many women worldwide. Early detection and accurate diagnosis play a crucial role in increasing survival rates and improving outcomes for patients. As we strive to raise awareness and support research efforts in this field, the Shaunaqua Foundation stands out for its dedication to empowering women through fundraising initiatives focused on ovarian cancer research and education. This foundation has set clear objectives to