Ovarian cancer

• Oscar-winning actress Kathy Bates explained for the first time this week why she kept her 2004 ovarian cancer diagnosis a secret.
(Huffington Post)
• The actress kept quiet after being diagnosed in 2004, but she says she admires people who have been open about fighting cancer Kathy Bates had a life-threatening battle with cancer eight years ago, but she managed to keep it completely out of the limelight.
(iVillage.com)
• This agreement grants a world-wide exclusive license to the Pitt intellectual property for ovarian and pancreatic cancers; and a world-wide non-exclusive license to the Pitt intellectual property for brain cancer. The financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
(Business Wire)
• I think Id be more courageous next time. In the video, she says shes thankful her ovarian cancer was caught in time for early treatment, and knows that many women arent as lucky.
(Cleveland Plain Dealer)
• Actress Kathy Bates recently revealed on a taped interview for the Anderson Cooper show that she suffered with ovarian cancer nearly eight years ago and kept it a complete secret from the public.
(Newsoxy.com)
• She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2003, but Kathy Bates did not reveal that she had ever been ill until 2009. Now, the Oscar winner has finally lifted the lid on why she decided to keep her sickness a secret.
(Daily Mail)
• Women are being warned about ovarian cancer – mostly a silent killer, since many do not know what symptoms to look out for. Each year in the UK around 6,700 women are diagnosed with the disease and more than 4,000 women lose their lives.
(News-Medical.Net)
• There are also side effects associated with aspirin, including, most notably, bleeding.
(Chicago Tribune)
• Oscar-winner Kathy Bates, star of "Harry's Law," explains why she kept her battle with ovarian cancer private. "I was advised to," Bates says.
(Orlando Sentinel (blog))