ovarian , also: ovarial

You have a very strong family history of ovarian cancer.

Have a family history of ovarian cancer before age 50.

The cause of death was ovarian cancer, her family said.

The end of ovarian cancer is not a bit like that.

"Has anyone in your family on either side ever had ovarian cancer?"

No cases of ovarian cancer have been reported in these studies.

On average, 2 out of 100 women will get ovarian cancer.

You will continue to have a high risk for ovarian cancer.

This year, 1 in 55 women will be told she has ovarian cancer.

For ovarian cancer, it is 20 to 30 percent up to 70 years of age.

Women are more likely to get ovarian cancer if others in their family have had it.

My mom died of ovarian cancer when I was only five.

But for ovarian cancer scientists are still coming up short.

But getting medical care right away may help find ovarian cancer at an early stage.

It may also be done to lower the risk of ovarian cancer.

A friend said that she had Stage 4 ovarian cancer.

By 1991 it included 820 families and 1,946 cases of ovarian cancer.

In fact, the more children a woman has had, the less likely she is to develop ovarian cancer.

When you've got ovarian cancer, you may not feel like eating much.

But they have found that certain factors make ovarian cancer less likely.

In 1957, she was found to have an ovarian tumor.

The average age for developing ovarian cancer is 61 years old.

A woman has a better chance of successful treatment when ovarian cancer is found early.

See a picture that may help you understand how much having a family history can increase your risk for ovarian cancer.

Over the course of the study 266 were diagnosed with ovarian cancer.