The Latest Breaking News from Ovarian Cancer

Jordanna Saye, aged 27, received an endometriosis diagnosis in 2015, however, she was later told that she had ovarian cancer and that she would not be able to have children

Jordanna Saye, 27, was sent home from her doctors with paracetamol and told there was nothing to worry about over a period of months.

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Almost 300,000 women diagnosed with condition globally every year

New study shows a quarter of women with the most deadly ovarian cancer, known as serous - should receive an earlier diagnosis

Ovarian cancer is known as the ‘silent killer’ because it is often caught too late - once the tumour has already spread

4,000 women die in the UK every year, some could be saved if the disease were caught earlier

Researchers find pain and indigestion medication purchases were higher in women who went on to be diagnosed

Scientists found pain and indigestion medication purchases were higher among those later diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

Chloe says she experienced what she now knows to be ovarian cancer symptoms, included bloating, eating problems and abdominal pains

Tennis champion Chris Evert is cancer-free.