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Most women are not confident they d spot the symptoms of Ovarian Cancer

Nearly eight in 10 women in Ireland are not confident they would spot the signs of ovarian cancer.

Sharon otooleDeirdre orawKaren cadooSenior research fellow at trinity college dublinIrish network for gynaecological oncologyNews teamIrish networkGynaecological oncologyWorld ovarian cancerCancer dayMedical oncologistCancer geneticistDeirdreo rawSharono tooleSenior research fellowTrinity college dublin

Most women do not know the signs of ovarian cancer

Most Irish women do not recognise common signs of ovarian cancer, a study by the Irish Network for Gynaecological Oncology (INGO) has found.

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Carlow Nationalist — 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.

Karen cadooSharon otooleDeirdre orawOlivia kelleherSenior research fellow in trinity college dublinAttitudes research companyCervicalcheck screening programmeIrish network for gynaecological oncologyIrish networkAttitudes researchWorld ovarian cancerOvarian cancerDeirdreo rawMorning irelandMedical oncologistCancer geneticist

Laois Nationalist — Most women do not know the symptoms of ovarian cancer, survey finds

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.

Karen cadooDeirdre orawOlivia kelleherSharon otooleTrinity college dublinIrish network for gynaecological oncologyCervicalcheck screening programmeIrish networkGynaecological oncologyWorld ovarian cancerDeirdreo rawMorning irelandSharono tooleWorld ovarian cancer day

Roscommon Herald — Most women do not know the symptoms of ovarian cancer, survey finds

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.

Deirdre orawKaren cadooSharon otooleOlivia kelleherCervicalcheck screening programmeTrinity college dublinIrish network for gynaecological oncologyIrish networkGynaecological oncologyWorld ovarian cancerDeirdreo rawMorning irelandSharono tooleWorld ovarian cancer day

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