Ovarian Cancer:
Ovarian Cancer, news on ovarian caner, early detection of ovarian cancer and treatment, symptoms and signs of ovarian cancer, clinical trials and ovarian cancer information.
-
Dec 15th, 2006
Women treated for ovarian cancer are at increased risk of a rapid and potentially fatal recurrence if their tumor cells have high levels of a binding protein that triggers abnormal growth.
-
Dec 11th, 2006
Evidence suggests that early stage symptoms of ovarian cancer may be recognizable and could be used to develop a symptom index for early disease.
-
Nov 6th, 2006
The risk of developing ovarian cancer is 60 percent lower among women living in areas of the world with high ultraviolet B radiation exposure.
-
Sep 29th, 2006
Treatment of ovarian cancer requires multi modality approaches including surgery and chemotherapy, but a small number of patients may benefit from radiofrequency ablation instead of repeated surgery
-
Sep 16th, 2006
Viruses tailored to fight ovarian cancer can now be tested in clinical trials, thanks to new research.
-
Sep 15th, 2006
If a woman under 45 has ovarian cancer or a benign disease in the ovaries that requires removal, however, compelling reason remains to remove the ovaries.
-
Aug 15th, 2006
Nanoparticles slip through blood vessel pores to attack ovarian cancer tumor cells.
-
Jul 24th, 2006
Reducing stress slows ovarian cancer tumor growth.
-
Jul 22nd, 2006
Cells may underlie ovarian cancer symptoms recurrence and resistance, suggest new treatment approaches.
-
Jul 11th, 2006
Women with mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes can significantly reduce their risk of certain types of cancer by having their ovaries removed.
