Every year about 65.000 European women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and 43.000 die every year. In Sweden the statistics are even worse, about 700 women are diagnosed and 550 die. New treatments and screening methods are urgently needed to reduce these numbers.
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Cancerläkaren, Oct 31 2022
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Onkologi i Sverige, Sept 27 2022
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VLT, Aug 24 2022
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Onkologi i Sverige, April 12 2022
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VLT, April 12 2022
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Zolliker Zumiker Bote, Sept 2 2021
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Cancerläkaren, May 5 2021
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Må Bra, April 13 2021
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Onkologi i Sverige, April 8 2021
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Cancerläkaren, Sept 17 2020
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Onkologi i Sverige, Sept 10 2020
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Radio interview, Sept 1 2020
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Västerås Tidning, Aug 31 2020
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Sundsvalls Tidning, Aug 23 2020
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VLT, Aug 22 2020
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Heja Sundsvall, Aug 21 2020
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Sundsvalls Tidning, June 6 2020
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VLT, Apr 14 2020
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Podcast for World Ovarian Cancer Day
(In English) Fact error: in intensive care for 48 hours not 14 days
vi.no, Dec 17 2019
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Må Bra, Sept 4 2019
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Radio interview, P4, Sept 5 2019
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Västerås Tidning, Aug 23 2019
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VLT, Jul 21 2019
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