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2026 Research Award - AI-Enabled Early Detection and Risk Stratification for Ovarian Cancer

SHERIE HILDRETH OVARIAN CANCER

Funding Amount

$50,000

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

2026 Research Award - AI-Enabled Early Detection and Risk Stratification for Ovarian Cancer

Funder: Sherie Hildreth Ovarian Cancer (SHOC) Foundation

Award Amount: $50,000

Focus Area: Early detection and risk stratification for ovarian cancer using artificial intelligence

Project Description

This award supports an innovative research project that leverages artificial intelligence and real-world clinical data to improve early detection of ovarian cancer. The study integrates longitudinal electronic medical records with genomic information to develop advanced risk-prediction models capable of identifying ovarian cancer earlier, when outcomes are most favorable. By focusing on dynamic risk stratification in symptomatic women, this work has the potential to inform future clinical strategies and address critical unmet needs in ovarian cancer care.

    Investigators

  • Dr. Brady Bernard | Providence Portland Cancer Institute
  • Dr. Jackilen Shannon | OHSU Knight Cancer Institute
  • Dr. Christopher Darus | Providence Portland Cancer Institute

Geographic Scope

Oregon (US)

Mission Alignment

The SHOC Foundation supports diverse portfolios of ovarian cancer research spanning early detection, novel therapeutics, survivorship, and equity. The foundation invests in innovative science, translational discovery, and supports the next generation of women investigators.

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

cancerscience-research

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