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Physical symptoms of ovarian cancer may be wrongly blamed on depression, according to new study

Daily Mail 1 min read 10 hours ago

There are around 7,000 cases of the aggressive disease in the UK every year and 4,000 deaths. Around one woman dies every two hours in Britain as a result.
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