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How is Ovarian Cancer Diagnosed?

Ovarian cancer diagnosis often involves a combination of imaging, CA-125 blood tests, and sometimes surgical biopsy. Early detection is challenging due to non-specific symptoms, making regular check-ups important for at-risk individuals.

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