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Aspira Women s Health Reports First Quarter 2024 Financial Results

Aspira Women s Health Reports First Quarter 2024 Financial Results
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Genetic Technologies raises US$2 million as it eyes global expansion

Genetic Technologies raises US$2 million as it eyes global expansion
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Daily Green Tea Shown to Reduce Ovarian Cancer Risk by 24%

In a study, 1 cup of green tea daily was shown to reduce ovarian cancer risk by 24 percent. Two cups per day reduced the risk by 46 percent.

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Ovarian Cancer: 6 Early Symptoms and Health Risks Women Should Never Ignore

Ovarian Cancer: 6 Early Symptoms and Health Risks Women Should Never Ignore

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Deadly professions! Hairdressers, beauticians & accountants at higher risk of developing ovarian cancer, says study

A new study published in the BMJ Journal Occupational & Environmental Medicine has found that workers such as hairdressers, beauticians and accountants may have a heightened risk of ovarian cancer due to environmental factors associated with their workplaces.

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