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Ovarian Cervical Uterine Cancer

Ovarian cancer is a malignant ovarian neoplasm.

11.	Ovarian Cancer: The Importance of Detecting It in Early Stages  2007-03-19 05:50:05 Treating the ovarian cyst is a matter that depends on a lot of factors. Some of them are the dimension and the appearance of the cyst, whether there are or not symptoms, or if you have been through the menopause.
12.	Gynecologic Cancer Second Opinion: Do I need one?  2007-03-19 05:49:08 If you have been diagnosed with a gynecologic cancer or with a serious pre-cancer, take a close objective look at who is taking care of you. Do they have special certification to offer advice and treatment for cancer? You are looking at your life and possible extensive surgery or toxic therapies. Make sure you are looking out for number one!
13.	Ovarian Cancer Bracelets  2007-03-19 05:47:52 Ovarian cancer is deadly and has a very high mortality rate. It is a disease, which affects the ovaries initially and then spreads to the pelvic area. Surgery and chemotherapy are the only treatments that work in the initial stages.
14.	Stage 4 Ovarian Cancer  2007-03-19 05:46:54 Ovarian cancer is a gynecologic sarcoma, which is second most frequently diagnosed. In the United States, females have a 1.4 % to 2.5 % chance of developing ovarian cancer. The International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO), has standardized the staging of gynecological cancers. It is the most frequently used prognostic tool. Both surgical and pathological findings are taken into account. The cancer is staged according to whether it is still in the ovary or spread beyond.
15.	Ovarian Cancer Mortality Rate  2007-03-19 05:45:57 Mortality rate refers to the number of people dying due to a particular affliction. Ovarian cancer is a predominantly destructive cancer and is rarely detected in its early stages. It is the gynecological cancer with the highest mortality rate. Ovarian cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer death in women after lung, breast, and colorectal cancer.
16.	Ovarian Cancer Prognosis  2007-03-19 05:43:27 Epithelial carcinoma of the ovary or Ovarian cancer is one of the most common gynecologic diseases. It is serious and has a very high mortality rate. It is the fifth most frequent cause of cancer death in women. It is most common in women above fifty years of age. The cancer can appear in younger women too. It is seen that women having genetic predisposition are at greater risk. Clinical statistics also show less cases of this malignancy in women using contraceptive medication. Women who have had early pregnancy or have more children also seem to be at a lower risk factor.
17.	Compound in Abortion Pill May Prevent Breast and Ovarian Cancer  2007-03-19 05:42:14 The chemical compound in the "abortion pill" has been found to prevent the development of mammary tumors caused by the mutant gene responsible for the majority of breast and ovarian cancers, a group of scientists from UC Irvine reported.
18.	Green Tea and Ovarian Cancer  2007-03-19 05:41:13 In recent years, scientists have given much attention to natural and alternative therapies for preventing and treating cancer. One of the most promising natural remedies is green tea. In study after study, green tea has been shown to prevent heart disease and several forms of cancer.
19.	Ovarian Cancer: Build a Winning Treatment Team  2007-03-19 05:39:48 Ovarian Cancer!! The news is paralyzing as every bit of fear, denial and confusion crashes in....... Your doctor either suspects ovarian cancer or you have undergone tests or surgery which have already led to the diagnosis. What do you do?? Where do you turn?? Do totally rely on your doctor for information & education? What kind of a doctor or doctors do you need? Who else belongs on your treatment team?
20.	Cervical Cancer: Relying on Pap Smears Alone for Cancer Prevention Can Kill You  2007-03-19 05:37:27 Like many women, you might think that: • An annual visit to your ObGyn or Family Practice physician will virtually eliminate your risk of getting gynecologic cancer

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