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Testing For Ovarian Cancer Relapse May Not Work

Using a blood test to detect an ovarian cancer relapse may not help women with the disease live longer, according to a new study.

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Testing For Ovarian Cancer Relapse May Not Work

Using a blood test to detect an ovarian cancer relapse may not help women with the disease live longer, according to a new study.

Ovarian Cancer Walk: A Walk for Hope

People came to support awareness of ovarian cancer and the search for a cure.


Ovarian Cancer Walk: A Walk for Hope

People came to support awareness of ovarian cancer and the search for a cure.

Ovarian Cancer Patients Can Maintain Fertility

Taking every opportunity to preserve an ovarian cancer patient's fertility does not hurt her chance of survival, according to a new study.


Ovarian Cancer Tumors Can Hide for Up to Four Years

A new report says tiny ovarian tumors can reside in a woman's Fallopian tubes for an average of four years before they get large enough to detect.

Breast Cancer: Dr. Nancy and Dr. Susan Love Help Raise Awareness

Breast Cancer: Dr. Nancy and Dr. Susan Love Help Raise Awareness

Dr. Nancy Snyderman talks with Meredith Vieira and Dr. Susan Love as part of "Breast Cancer Today" and the start of breast cancer awareness month.


Preventative Surgery is Popular Among Women

Preventative Surgery is Popular Among Women

Many women are opting to have breasts and ovaries surgically removed if they're found to be at high risk for cancer.

Lynch Syndrome

Lynch Syndrome

A new test for Lynch Syndrome can help determine if you are at a higher risk for colon and other cancers.


A New Drug Attacks Cancer Tumors Safely

A New Drug Attacks Cancer Tumors Safely

A new cancer drug attacks a tumor's DNA without harming healthy cells.

Obesity is a Major Cause of Cancer

Obesity is a Major Cause of Cancer

A new report shows over 100,000 cases of cancer each year are linked to being overweight or obese, leading experts to say excess fat is one of the most overlooked risk factors for the disease.