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If you’re experiencing symptoms of ovarian cancer it’s still important to get them checked out by your doctor. 

For those at high risk of cancer, due to a genetic mutation like BRCA1, BRCA2 or Lynch syndrome, this may be an anxious time as risk-reducing surgery and other medical appointments are delayed. 

In these challenging and uncertain times, it’s really important to ensure that you are taking care of your mental health.

For Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in March, Walk In Her Name for the 295,000 women diagnosed with ovarian cancer worldwide every year. Do it for every mum, grandma, partner, sister and friend and help fund lifesaving research to make ovarian cancer a survivable disease.