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Ovarian Cancer: Is it Time for Personalized Approaches? 

 Ovarian cancer kills roughly 16,000 women each year. While the disease has traditionally been treated with surgery and chemotherapy, new targeted therapies show promise. This week our authors discuss and debate the

new treatment

approaches

, including the merits of

personalized medicine

.

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