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A majority of Irish women fear they would not notice symptoms of ovarian cancer due to the vagueness of symptoms, a new study reveals.
The survey of 522 women was carried out last month by Behaviour and Attitudes Research Company. It was published to coincide with World Ovarian Cancer Day.
The survey of 522 women was carried out last month by Behaviour and Attitudes Research Company. It was published to coincide with World Ovarian Cancer Day.
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‘If you notice anything different in your own body that lasts for a period of time go and get checked out,’ says cancer patient
Nearly eight in 10 women in Ireland are not confident they would spot the signs of ovarian cancer.