ROC Incorporated

5 days ago

This week is women’s health week, we’re taking a moment to prioritize the wellbeing of every woman, sister, mother, daughter and leader in our community.
At ROC Inc, we know that taking care of your health isn’t always easy when life gets busy, but small steps can make a massive difference. Whether it’s booking that long overdue checkup, taking 10 minutes to move your body or checking in on a friend your health matters.
This year’s theme “Do it anyway” is all about the small steps we can take towards improving our health – even when life feels busy, messy or imperfect!
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ROC Incorporated

2 weeks ago

WHO IS AT RISK FOR OVARIAN CANCER?
Anyone born with ovaries is at risk for ovarian cancer, including rare types that can affect babies, children, teens, and adults.
A family history of ovarian, breast, or colorectal cancer can increase your risk, especially if linked to genetic mutations like BRCA1/BRCA2 or Lynch syndrome.
Getting Older, the risk of ovarian cancer increases with age, most commonly after 50 or menopause—but remember, rare forms can strike younger.
Reproduction history never having a full-term pregnancy, having one after age 35, early periods, or late menopause can raise your risk.
Learn more and support research at ROC Inc. – Rare Ovarian Cancer Incorporated, fighting for awareness and cures in Australia.
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