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Ovarian Cancer Screenings: Myths vs. Facts
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How Is Cancer Treated?
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Street Tacos (Recipe)
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Ovarian Cancer: Risks and Symptoms
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7 Nutrition Tips to Reduce Cancer Risk
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Menorrhagia – When a Period Becomes an Exclamation Point!
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Ochsner Doctor's Note: Precision Cancer Therapies Program
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Dear Ochsner: Letters from Ochsner Patients
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Yoga Poses for Cancer Survivors
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Common Birth Control Myths Busted
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3 Ways to Not Waste Your 2018 Health Insurance
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What is a Virtual Visit?
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8 Ways to Celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Creamy Cauliflower Garlic Soup Recipe
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Stomach Viruses: How Soon Can You Go to Work?
Most uterine cancers begin in the endometrium, which is the lining of the uterus. Endometrial cancer is the most common of all gynecologic malignancies. Uterine sarcomas that develop in the wall of the uterus are less common. Common symptoms of uterine cancer include abnormal bleeding after menopause or irregular bleeding before menopause. The gynecologic oncologists at Ochsner provide the latest in early diagnosis as well as a full range of treatment options.
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Many patients can be cured by surgery alone; however, the gynecologic oncologists work closely with the radiation oncologists when radiation therapy is needed. Participating in national studies of the latest treatments through the Gynecologic Oncology Group, the division of gynecologic oncology also provides patients with access to innovative treatments for advanced and recurrent uterine cancer.
