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Delighted to announce that I’m taking on the role of Captain for Ovarian Cancer Action’s #WalkInHerName in March. My rehab means I can’t walk 100km in a month, so I'm asking you to walk for me on behalf of Mum and thousands of women lost to #OvarianCancer

Delighted to announce that I’m taking on the role of Captain for Ovarian Cancer Action’s #WalkInHerName in March. My rehab means I can’t walk 100km in a month, so I'm asking you to walk for me on behalf of Mum and thousands of women lost to #OvarianCancer

200,596 views • 3 years ago

#OvarianCancer is Australia’s deadliest female cancer – around 5 women are diagnosed every day. Together, let’s build a world where every woman is informed and prepared. 🎗️ #OvarianCancerDiagnosis #OvarianCancerAwareness GSK Abbotsford

#OvarianCancer is Australia’s deadliest female cancer – around 5 women are diagnosed every day. Together, let’s build a world where every woman is informed and prepared. 🎗️ #OvarianCancerDiagnosis #OvarianCancerAwareness GSK Abbotsford

144,034 views • 2 years ago

‼️Dont ignore these early signs of Ovarian Cancer. It is possible to detect #ovariancancer if we are picking up the symptoms early by listening to women and investigating with a transvaginal USS and CA125 blood test **It’s important to know a CA125 and a ultrasound scan can come back normal. So if the tests are normal - STILL continue to track the symptoms and depending on the symptoms, risk factors etc a referral to gynaecologist might be needed for a further investigations such as CT, MRI or a Ovarian biopsy (a procedure where a small sample of tissue from the ovary is removed to check for abnormalities, most commonly to diagnose or stage ovarian cancer)** … thankfully my patient’s Ovarian Cancer was picked up early and now is doing well - post treatment Hope this helps

‼️Dont ignore these early signs of Ovarian Cancer. It is possible to detect #ovariancancer if we are picking up the symptoms early by listening to women and investigating with a transvaginal USS and CA125 blood test It’s important to know a CA125 and a ultrasound scan can come back normal. So if the tests are normal - STILL continue to track the symptoms and depending on the symptoms, risk factors etc a referral to gynaecologist might be needed for a further investigations such as CT, MRI or a Ovarian biopsy (a procedure where a small sample of tissue from the ovary is removed to check for abnormalities, most commonly to diagnose or stage ovarian cancer) … thankfully my patient’s Ovarian Cancer was picked up early and now is doing well - post treatment Hope this helps

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25,982 views • 8 months ago

#GynOnc: with Martina Murphy, MD we covered the current treatment landscape/algorithm for #OvarianCancer Full discussion: - - - Also on the “Oncology Brothers” podcast #gyncsm #MedTwitter #OncTwitter CancerNetwork® #MedX

#GynOnc: with Martina Murphy, MD we covered the current treatment landscape/algorithm for #OvarianCancer Full discussion: - - - Also on the “Oncology Brothers” podcast #gyncsm #MedTwitter #OncTwitter CancerNetwork® #MedX

Oncology Brothers

27,182 views • 1 year ago

Ellen was diagnosed with a rare and hard to treat #ovariancancer. Everything changed when she enrolled in a clinical trial led by Dr. Rachel Grisham, based on a lab discovery years ago by David B. Solit, MD. Watch more #SavedbyScience stories on YouTube:

Ellen was diagnosed with a rare and hard to treat #ovariancancer. Everything changed when she enrolled in a clinical trial led by Dr. Rachel Grisham, based on a lab discovery years ago by David B. Solit, MD. Watch more #SavedbyScience stories on YouTube:

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

10,854 views • 5 months ago

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