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Doctors urge women to remove fallopian tubes to reduce ovarian cancer risk

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by Global News•Sep 23, 2026•0 views•
Doctors urge women to remove fallopian tubes to reduce ovarian cancer risk
The procedure is quick and done on patients already undergoing surgery in the abdominal area and who don't want children or have finished having children.
Doctors are urging women to consider removing their fallopian tubes as growing evidence suggests it could reduce the risk of developing ovarian cancer by roughly 80 per cent. About 3,000 women in Canada are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year, a... [3213 chars]
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