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New gene clue to ovarian cancer

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This is an interesting article published in Nature about a new gene linked to ovarain cancer.

Link below

bbc.co.uk/news/health-23962316

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Whippit

Dear Ruth

Thanks for posting this. It's always uplifting to read about new potential discoveries.

best wishes. Annie

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wendydee

Hi Ruth!

It's interesting to read this. I've often wondered whether there was a link between being unable to conceive and OC, there are a few of us on here in that position. I've been a part of a study that analysed genes in blood sample, but I guess that was BRACA gene. It would be interesting to find out what the CRUK research is doing. I'm a contributor, so I'll get in touch!

Thanks for this, any new research on OC is most welcome, especially if it can pinpoint a predisposition.

Love Wendy xx

Dear Ruth,

Thank you for the link very interesting love x G x

Interesting article but I have to say I had 4 children very very easily! I don't carry the braca gene although my sister and i have ovarian cancer and my brother has prostate cancer. No wonder it is such a difficult disease to diagnose and treat,

Thanks Ruth

Suex

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belgasim

Hi ladies just to let you know my sister does not have cancer.So happy for her.thank you again for your kind words of support and I wish you all the very best.Will continue to give my support,love to you all

Laura xx

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Very glad to hear your good news Laura, thank you for letting us know.

Best wishes love x G x

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