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Ovarian cancer is a malignant tumour in one or both ovaries. There are four main types of ovarian cancer, named after the part of the ovary that is affected. Treatment depends on the type of ovarian cancer.
Support for women with ovarian cancer is provided by the National Breast Cancer Centre [National Breast Cancer Centre (NBCC)] through its Ovarian Cancer Program.
Follow the links below to find information on ovarian cancer.
Updated March 2009
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Ovarian Cancer Program
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National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre (NOBCC)
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Ovarian Cancer Program working to improve outcomes for women with ovarian cancer
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Apr 2009
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Ovarian cancer
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Better Health Channel
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The four types of ovarian cancer are epithelial, germ cell, sex-cord stromal cell and borderline tumours. Cancer can develop in one or both ovaries. Many women with early stage ovarian cancer have no symptoms. Symptoms of ovarian cancer may include discomfort, bloating or swelling in the abdomen or stomach area (tummy).
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Mar 2008
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Ovarian cancer
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The Cancer Council Australia
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Provides information about ovarian cancer including symptoms, causes, prevention and treatment.
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Oct 2007
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Ovarian cancer: The facts
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National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre (NBOCC)
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Fact sheets on ovarian cancer discussing symptoms, risk factors, diagnosis, statistics and treatment.
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Feb 2007
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