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ACA Update

ACA Update

New Affordable Care Act guidance says women with ovarian cancer can receive free genetic counseling, testing. On May 11, 2015, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Labor and Treasury issued new guidance to clarify services and coverage available under the Affordable Care Act. Before today, only women with a family history of ovarian and breast cancer were eligible for genetic testing and counseling free from additional out-of-pocket expense. Click the plus sign to read on...

New Screening Approach Shows Promise

New Screening Approach Shows Promise

(May 5, 2015) Data from a large clinical trial shows that a personalized method for interpreting blood tests identifies more ovarian cancer cases than a generalized approach. The results from … Continued

Drug Recall

Drug Recall

On April 23, the drug manufacturer Mylan N.V. announced a voluntary nationwide recall of select lots of several drugs used in the treatment of ovarian cancer. The nationwide recall includes several formulations of injectable gemcitabine and cytarabine. While no adverse events have been reported with the use of these drugs, patients who may be experiencing problems related to these drugs should contact their physicians. Expand the post for more information about the recall.

New Recommendations for Ovarian Cancer Prevention

New Recommendations for Ovarian Cancer Prevention

(April 16, 2015) The Society of Gynecologic Oncology has published recommendations for prevention of ovarian cancer in Cancer.  Strategies include oral contraceptive use and tubal sterilization, as well as genetic … Continued

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