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Noodles & Company will donate 25% of sales to HERA Foundation
On Wednesday, February 7, 2007, Noodles & Company, the quick, casual, globally inspired eatery, announced that their 13 Baltimore / Washington, D.C. area locations will donate 25% of sales to the HERA Foundation.
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Abdominal Chemo Boosts Survival in Ovarian Cancer Patients
Study Led by Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center Suggests New Treatment Standard for Advanced Disease. read more

Interview with an Ovarian Cancer Survivor and Patient Advocate
Sean Patrick talks about why she chose to participate in clinical trials, the importance of a good patient-doctor relationship, the emotional challenges of living with cancer and how to make progress in the fight against ovarian cancer. read more

CA 125: Get the Facts
A helpful question and answer session about this test and how it can be more accurate. read more

Ovarian Cancer Has Symptoms ~ Even Early Stage Disease
New studies confirm what ovarian cancer survivors have said for years. Since the symptoms are primarily gastrointestinal and not pelvic, the early warning signs are often missed by women and their doctors. Pass this information on and help save lives.

Two Biggest Choices to Make When Facing Surgery for Possible Ovarian Cancer
Who and Where for surgery are extremely important to long-term outcome.Read more

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Photo of Sarah Megan I am writing to you today concerning a very special person in my life who has just started her journey into womanhood.   My beautiful 15 year old daughter Sarah Megan.   She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer March 7th of 2001.
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