Ovarian cancer is a disease where abnormal cells grow in or around the ovaries, the organs responsible for producing eggs and hormones in women. Often called a "silent killer," it can be difficult to detect early due to subtle symptoms. Globally, ovarian cancer affects over 300,000 women each year and causes around 200,000 deaths. Understanding the signs, risk factors, and advancements in treatment is key to early detection, better outcomes, and providing hope to those affected.
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