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Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month is an annual month-long campaign in which Ovarian Cancer Australia invites all Australians to help raise awareness of the symptoms, risks and impacts of ovarian cancer, as well as raise vital funds for support, awareness...

Ovarian Cancer is more deadly than Breast Cancer but the general public know much less about it. It has the lowest survival rate of all women’s’ cancers and around a quarter of all Australian’s know someone who has been affected. It’s not detected via...

Feet in the white sand, looking out at the crystal clear water, Kristin Young didn’t have a care in the world, let alone a worry she, at 47, would be diagnosed with stage three ovarian cancer. She was due for an operation upon her return home from three...

Latest Update: Added next event date with link to online entry: 09 Feb 2014 Read Full Post Online: http://www.runningcalendar.com.au/event/brazilian-butterfly-queen-of-the-lake/ The Brazilian Butterfly Queen of the Lake is a 5km and 10km run or walk...

The symptoms of ovarian cancer are vague and all-too-easy to ignore. Bloating, abdominal pain, fatigue, feeling full after eating not much and a need to urinate more often – are not usually things that send women running to the doctor. Yet tuning in...