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Ovarian Cancer Age and Risk: Diagnosis and Prevention
Ovarian cancer can occur at any age but is most common after 50. Risk increases with age; ~50% occur in women ≥63; average diagnosis age is 63. Younger women can develop it—know risk factors and symptoms. Discuss concerns with your doctor.
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