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Early Signs Of Ovarian Cancer By : Paul Reginald Green Ovarian cancer is fourth among the leading causes of death due to cancer for American women, affecting 1 out of every 57 women. Ovarian cancer can be treated if it is diagnosed early but only 24% of all cases of ovarian cancer are detected early enough. Survival rate decreases over time. It is therefore very important for women to learn the early symptoms of ovarian cancer. Ovarian Cancer - The Frightening Diagnosis! By : Richard H Ealom INTRODUCTION: Almost 15,280 women die yearly in the United States from ovarian cancer. Despite this, the 5-year survival rate for ovarian cancer has improved significantly over the past 30 years. The prognosis of ovarian cancer is closely akin to the stage at diagnosis. No approved screening method is available at this time for this disease. cause of ovarian cyst By : Scott Green Ovarian cysts can develop for many reasons. Every month during a typical menstrual cycle, the ovaries produce follicles which resemble cysts in structure. The follicles produce the estrogen and progesterone hormones. Common causes of ovarian cysts occurs when a follicle keeps growing beyond its normal time period and becomes an ovarian cyst.