New research suggests the treatment for ovarian cancer hasn't improved in the last decade
New research suggests the treatment for ovarian cancer hasn't improved in the last decade
10 October 2019
The average survival rate for those with advanced ovarian cancer remains at about five years.
Co-author of the study, Associate Professor Peter Sykes, says New Zealand's survival rates were on par with other countries in the early 2000s.
He says survival figures aren't particularly bad internationally, and are much the same as the UK, but it's disappointing to see outcomes falling behind.
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