What age or race of women are more likely to develop ovarian cancer?
What age or race of women are more likely to develop ovarian cancer?
Typically, women 55 and older age range are more prone to ovarian cancer. In this video, HealthMaker Audra Moran discusses age and other risk factors for ovarian cancer.
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