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In the United States, one woman on average is diagnosed with ovarian cancer every twenty minutes. An American woman dies every thirty-six minutes daily as a result of this disease. Extrapolated to a world population basis, that projects to one ovarian cancer death somewhere on earth about every two to four minutes, about five hundred a day, and around 175,000 each year. You, the victim are quite likely to be the first person to experience the early symptoms of ovarian cancer, even before your doctor becomes aware of a problem. Statistically, approximately sixty American women are discovered daily with ovarian cancer. Around forty of those will die every day. This book describes early signs that should never be ignored. If in doubt, shout!