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Ovarian Health

Why Maintenance Therapy Should Be an Early Part of the Ovarian Cancer Conversation
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After advanced ovarian cancer responds to chemotherapy, some patients may have another decision to make. Here’s why doctors say it’s worth asking about sooner than you might think.
Kara Egan, CEO of Teal Health.
Flow Space chatted with the CEO about why eliminating cervical cancer in the U.S. is closer to becoming reality.
Ovarian Health Myths
We asked doctors to debunk six persistent ovarian health myths.
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“The goal is to try to delay menopause, so you can recover more years of overall health and protection from chronic diseases."
Dr. Jessica Shepherd and some pills and lotions
Menopause expert Dr. Jessica Shepherd, OB-GYN, sat down with Flow Space to talk about the launch.
Blood sample of patient screening test in a laboratory. Hopefully soon, there will be a screening test for ovarian cancer.
A number of promising projects are in the pipeline to find a more reliable early screening test for ovarian cancer, the fifth leading cause of cancer deaths for women. 
What to Know Before Getting an Oophorectomy (or Ovary Removal)
If you’re getting your ovaries removed, here’s a rundown of how the surgery works, plus its benefits and risks, according to experts.
HPV vaccines are important to stop the spread of HPV which can cause cervical cancer, but it's less effective if you get vaccinated as an adult.
By your mid-30s, you've likely already been infected with HPV. But experts say there are still benefits to getting the vaccine as an adult.
Woman holds her lower abdomen, clearly in pain—the most common symptoms of ovarian cysts.
While most ovarian cysts are harmless, some can grow large, cause severe symptoms and even be life-threatening.
Woman's hands holidng an hourglass
Researchers at Columbia University Fertility Center are looking into whether the drug can be used to slow ovarian aging.
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