The Latest Breaking News from Ovarian Cancer

There are around 7,500 new cases of ovarian cancer in the UK every year, usually affecting women over the age of 50.

Ovarian cancer affects approximately 7,500 women in the UK annually, predominantly those over the age of 50

Nicole Livingstone says being a women's sport trailblazer is only part of the reason she's feted in the King's Birthday Honours.

Murder accused also tells jury she was never diagnosed with ovarian cancer and feels ‘ashamed’ of Facebook messages she wrote about her family

‘I decided that this was the right decision for me and my family,’ said Tointon when sharing the news

Izzy, 14, started to feel unwell when she was struck with a severe stomach ache, back pain and vomiting

Teenager Isla, 18, was diagnosed with germ cell ovarian cancer at just 13 and endured weeks of intense chemotherapy

The miracle baby's extraordinary journey began when he was temporarily removed from his mother's womb at 20 weeks for life-saving surgery to treat her ovarian cancer, then safely returned to complete his pregnancy and was born healthy at full term.

Mrs Rao (arbitrary name) is a 55-year-old lady who is very health conscious. She is very much aware of the symptoms of common cancers like breast and cervix and gets the screening tests like mammogram and pap smear regularly. Lately she has been experiencing abdominal bloating. Initially she assumed it…