Gynaecological cancer

Approximately 1900 women are diagnosed with uterine cancer each year in Australia. Due to an early warning symptom, the vast majority of patients with uterine cancers

Every year in Australia, 1300 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer, primary peritoneal cancer or fallopian tube cancer. 800 patients will die of their disease.

Approximately 700 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer every year in Australia. Of those, 200 will die of their disease.

Approximately 280 women are diagnosed with vulval cancer every year in Australia.

Cancer of the vagina is rare. About 90 Australian women are newly diagnosed with vaginal cancer each year.

Follow this link to find out what research trials are run according to the type of gynaecological cancer.