global advocacy

We join together with patients, caregivers and advocacy partners in their dedication to redefine living with cancer.

Jovan Knutson, glioblastoma patient

Novocure learns from patients, families, caregivers and their loved ones to understand and help build community for people diagnosed with aggressive cancers. Through meaningful partnerships with patient advocacy organizations, we live our patient-forward mission to prioritize patients in every decision and action. These organizations help people with cancer and their loved ones as they navigate a diagnosis and all that follows, through education, community building and other supportive services.

At Novocure, we are inspired by our patients and advocacy partners around the world in their dedication to redefine living with cancer. Each year, we participate in hundreds of events supporting cancer communities, and we collaborate with global, national and regional patient groups and professional organizations to address unique and communal patient needs. Through purposeful, action-oriented partnerships, we strive to address and advance health equity and inclusivity.

Mike Hugo

Mike Hugo has packed a lot of life in his years, and he wants to teach his daughters to live with the same vigor and resolve.

Mike Hugo

Linda Long

Linda Long always saw the road ahead as she pursued her dream, making history in the Philadelphia Fire Department. Then she was diagnosed with glioblastoma.

Linda Long

Jovan Knutson

A glioblastoma diagnosis led Jovan Knutson to reevaluate what is most important to her. She has found joy in the moment, and with it, a renewed sense of purpose and resilience.

Jovan Knutson

you are not alone in facing a cancer diagnosis

Lean on patient advocacy groups for the support you need.

you are not alone in facing a cancer diagnosis

D.J. Stewart

D.J. Stewart has a few choice words for glioblastoma, which he’s faced with defiant optimism. Now he’s joining the larger rebellion against brain cancer.

D.J. Stewart

Bruce Stahlman

Bruce and Kelly Stahlman found strength in gratitude as they raised, and then lost, twin boys with disabilities. They have faced Bruce’s glioblastoma with the same relentless spirit.

Bruce Stahlman

Justin Charrette

After his glioblastoma diagnosis, Justin Charrette was overwhelmed, physically and mentally. With help from his wife, Courtney, he is feeling stronger and more hopeful about the future.

Justin Charrette