Ovarian Cancer

Researchers analyze social concerns of women with ovarian cancer

Published in Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week, February 8th, 2004

Study shows that patients need increased disease-specific support and additional information on genetic testing and counseling for women at-risk because of family history of ovarian cancer.

According to recent research from the United States, "A diagnosis of ovarian cancer requires a woman to reevaluate her interactions with family, friends, and employers, and cope with unexpected and unwanted changes in areas spanning from financial stability to sexuality and fertility.

"Social well-being is the aspect of a patient's overall quality of life that encompasses these topics, as it has evolved to represent activities related to roles and relationships at...

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Source: Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week (2004-02-08)

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