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ART Treatment Not Tied to Higher Risk for Ovarian Cancer

Increased risk compared with general population likely due to nulliparity among ART-treated women; risk not increased versus subfertile women

Positive BRCA Test Results Down From 2008 to 2018

Socioeconomic and regional disparities persist in the use of BRCA testing

Natural fertility is maintained after fertility-sparing surgery for women with borderline ovarian tumors

Women Can Conceive After Surgery for Borderline Ovarian Tumors

Fertility maintained for women undergoing fertility-sparing surgery for borderline tumors
Age at surgery

Factors Tied to Hormone Therapy Use After Oophorectomy ID’d

Age, education, preventive mastectomy linked to hormone therapy use in BRCA mutation carriers
For gynecologic oncology patients with COVID-19

Most Gynecologic Cancer Therapy Not Tied to Higher COVID-19 Risk

Only recent immunotherapy use linked to death due to COVID-19 in gynecologic oncology patients
Johnson & Johnson and a subsidiary must pay $2.1 billion in damages to women who said their ovarian cancers were caused by the company's baby powder and other talcum products

J&J Ordered to Pay $2.1 Billion in Talcum Product Lawsuit

Decision reduced by more than half the record award of $4.7 billion made to the women in July 2018
Women at risk for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer who undergo genetic testing without receiving pretest and posttest counseling and only receive electronic education are at no increased risk for posttest stress

ASCO: At-Home Ovarian, Breast Cancer Genetic Testing Feasible

Testing without the traditional office visits and counseling poses no additional stress to women
Lawsuits claiming that talc-based Johnson's Baby Powder has caused cancer have led to a plunge in sales in the United States and Canada

Sales of Johnson’s Baby Powder Halted in U.S., Canada

Johnson & Johnson says talc-based powder is safe and will still be sold in other countries
Use of powder in the genital area does not appear to be significantly associated with incident ovarian cancer

Use of Powder in Genital Area Not Linked to Ovarian Cancer

Frequent versus never use, long-term versus never use not significantly associated with higher risk
Compared with placebo

Addition of Maintenance Olaparib Slows Advanced Ovarian Cancer

Benefit substantial for homologous-recombination deficiency positive tumors with, without BRCA mutations