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What causes ovarian cancer?
*We don’t know exactly what causes ovarian cancer, but we do know that a family history or genetic mutation can increase a woman’s ovarian cancer risk.* Gene...
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Why there is no screening program for ovarian cancer in Australia
In Australia, more than 1,500 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year. Sadly, most women are diagnosed with this disease at advanced stages 3 or...
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Vaccination guidelines at Queensland hospitals and healthcare facilities
When Queensland’s border restrictions ease on Monday 13 December 2021 we might see more COVID-19 circulate in our community. To ensure our hospital and healthcare systems...
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Can ovarian cancer develop after having ovaries removed?
*Risk-reducing surgery may be recommended to remove both ovaries for prevention of ovarian cancer. While very uncommon, it’s possible to be diagnosed with ovarian cancer after...
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Participating in clinical trials and what "informed consent" means
*A clinical trial is a formal assessment in which patients, doctors and researchers come together to find better ways to prevent, diagnose or treat a medical...
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I've tested positive for the BRCA gene. What comes next?
*The genes most commonly tested for breast and ovarian cancer are BRCA1 and BRCA2. If a woman tests positive for faulty BRCA genes it is possible...
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How often do patients need chemotherapy for endometrial cancer?
*Chemotherapy is a drug given to some patients to shrink tumour before surgery or to treat microscopic cancer cells that might float around after endometrial cancer...
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My thoughts on complementary cancer therapies
Patients can be overwhelmed by the huge offerings of complementary therapies available. I am commonly asked by cancer patients what options are available to help improve...
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Secondary Cytoreduction for Ovarian Cancer
*Secondary cytoreduction for ovarian cancer has been hotly debated in the last year. Two large clinical trials, published only two years apart, came to contradicting conclusions....
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An overview of rare gynaecological cancers
*A rare cancer is one that is diagnosed in less than 6 in 100,000 Australians per year. Less common cancers are defined as having an incidence...
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