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Doctors have long referred to high-grade serous ovarian cancer as a deadly disease of the ovaries. But research shows that in most cases—up to 70%—these cancers actually begin in the fallopian tubes.

For decades, breast cancer prevention has lagged behind treatment. But this week, two powerful advances signal a turning point in how we detect and prevent disease—not decades from now, but starting today.

“It's not fair to tell your patients, I just don't know. You should seek out a NAMS, which now is Menopause Society, expert colleague.”

Dense tissue masks cancer on mammograms much like a snowstorm can mask a snowball. Both appear white.

Cryopreservation is a crucial technique in fertility preservation, offering hope to individuals and couples, including cancer patients.

Exploring Metastatic Breast Cancer (MBC), this piece emphasizes research, patient advocacy, and increased awareness.

Whatever is possible to be prevented should be, but prevention isn’t going to happen using technologies that we’ve used in the past.

“Ovarian cancer is the deadliest gynecological cancer. It’s 3x more lethal than breast cancer.” - Oriana Papin-Zoghbi

Cervical cancer can and should be prevented. Learn about the important HPV prevention methods for you and your partner.

Cancer treatments, namely chemotherapy, put women in menopause and impacts their sexual health. Dr Kristin Rojas shares options and hope.

Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers. Dr Miriam Cremer shares what cervical cancer is, how you can get it and prevention.

Ovarian cancer is a deadly cancer and often diagnosed in its late stage. What are the risk factors and what should women do?