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Most Irish Women Wouldn't Recognise The Symptoms Of Ovarian Cancer - Vimarsana News

Most Irish Women Wouldn't Recognise The Symptoms Of Ovarian Cancer

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'You know your body – if you notice a change get it checked': Women urged to get to know signs of ovarian cancer - Vimarsana News

'You know your body – if you notice a change get it checked': Women urged to get to know signs of ovarian cancer

A majority of Irish women fear they would not notice symptoms of ovarian cancer due to the vagueness of symptoms, a new study reveals.

Four out of five women do not know the symptoms to look out for in ovarian cancer - Vimarsana News

Four out of five women do not know the symptoms to look out for in ovarian cancer

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.

Most women are not confident they can spot symptoms of ovarian cancer - Vimarsana News

Most women are not confident they can spot symptoms of ovarian cancer

Campaign aims to raise awareness of the symptoms of ovarian cancer and encourage women to contact and explain their symptoms to their GP

Waterford News & Star — Four out of five women do not know the symptoms to look out for in ovarian cancer - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Four out of five women do not know the symptoms to look out for in ovarian cancer

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.