Ovarian cancer, known as the silent killer, often presents with vague symptoms like bloating, frequent urination, and fatigue. Risk factors include family history and certain genetic mutations.

A common test for ovarian cancer may be less effective on Black and Native American patients, new research has found. One of the two most common ways to test for ovarian cancer is to check for ...

They don't cause any harm in themselves and need no treatment. Sometimes the hormones of pregnancy can stimulate extra cysts to grow on the ovary, or in other cases a cyst might form spontaneously.