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5 Sep 2014:
Cancer Voices Australia says decision has the potential to limit research into breast and ovarian cancer and other diseases
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11 Mar 2014: World Cancer Research Fund publishes update of the risks for ovarian cancer, concluding that obesity is probable cause
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5 Jan 2014:
A revolution in fertility treatment and radical new approaches to ovarian cancer and age-related illnesses could mean the next 12 months are momentous for healthcare
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26 Aug 2013:
US research suggests possibility of spotting common but hard-to-detect cancer in time to save lives
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2 Jul 2013:
Xan Brooks: Former James Bond star pays tribute to the daughter of his first wife, Cassandra, who was killed by the same disease
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13 Jun 2013:
Court calls DNA a product of nature, contradicting biotech firm's argument that isolated strains had 'markedly different structure'
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17 May 2013:
Masha Gessen: In choosing, at least for now, not to have an oopherectomy, Jolie may have challenged medical advice – with justification
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14 May 2013: On discovering I had an 80% chance of ovarian or breast cancer, I decided to have my ovaries removed but not my breasts – and then learned I had breast cancer
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24 Apr 2013:
Adam Rutherford: Scientists researching diseases such as cancer are impeded by having to pay companies who own specific gene patents
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11 Apr 2013:
Utah biotech firm to argue its patents on breast and ovarian cancer genes are necessary to fund further research
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Video
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27 Mar 2013:
Ian Sample discusses the findings of a medical study that identified genetic markers for breast, ovarian and prostate cancer
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27 Mar 2013:
Discovery of 'blackspots' in DNA could improve testing – and hold clues to how drugs might stop common cancers
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29 Jan 2013: Male drinking and eating habits among reasons why they are 35% more likely to die from the disease than women
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20 Nov 2012:
Official figures show 8.8 deaths per 100,000 women in 2010, down from 11.2 in 2001
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3 Oct 2012:
Research suggests standard of treatment compared to similar countries is a problem rather than women delaying going to GPs
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