Global coalition says more must be done to treat ovarian cancer, which has the lowest survival rate of all female cancersOvarian cancer diagnoses are set to rise worldwide by nearly 55% in the next two decades, according to a global coalition that says more must be done to improve the poor outcomes.Global survival rates range between 30% and 50%, says the World Ovarian Cancer Coalition, which brings together patient organisations. Continue reading…
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