It ranks number 4 in the cause of cancer deaths in women. But, every year over 25,000 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
Early detection is the key.
Recent research presented this week at a San Diego meeting of the Society of Gynecologic Oncologists suggesting that ultrasound may be that test. Find out more. My name is Debbie Adams. My mom was diagnosed with Ovarian cancer in May. She has and still is going through a horrible battle of trying to save her life or at least live long enough to see her 6 grandchildren grow up.