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When will ovarian cancer stop being called the silent killer?1 If it were truly silent, general practitioners could hardly be blamed for missing it. It is far from silent: its noise is difficult to interpret. Recent studies of newly diagnosed women show that symptoms are common and reported to general practitioners.2 3 Although the …
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