Ovarian cancer

Being aware of the signs, symptoms and risk factors helps to diagnose ovarian cancer early and decide on the optimal treatment. We continue on our journey to support women with this disease.

Ovarian cancer treatment advances over time – what’s next?

Take a look at the advances in ovarian cancer treatment over time and what the future holds for women with this disease.

By the numbers

22,440women

in the United States are estimated to receive a new diagnosis of ovarian cancer in 2017.¹

Being aware of ovarian cancer

Ovarian cancer, known as a “silent killer” is often diagnosed at a late stage. Being aware of the signs, symptoms and risk factors helps with earlier diagnosis.

Facts and figures about ovarian cancer.

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The value and challenges of ovarian cancer diagnosis

Most general practitioners will see a woman with undiagnosed ovarian cancer only once every few years, making it an unlikely consideration in their diagnostic thinking.

References

http://www.cancer.org/cancer/ovariancancer/detailedguide/ovarian-cancer-key-statistics Last accessed February 2017