Welcome!Women: ages 18 to 100; all fitness levels; both cancer survivors and women who have never experienced cancer are needed:
Thank you for participating with this confidential, anonymous, online survey. The survey is being conducted by ovarian cancer prevention advocates to improve our understanding of potential ovarian cancer risk factors.
- The Questions at-hand:
- Why are women outside of high-risk groups getting ovarian cancer?
- Why are women under 30 being diagnosed with ovarian cancer?
- What if there are un-identified risk factors?
- The GOAL is to:
- have 3,000 women, including 300 ovarian cancer survivors complete the survey; [NOTE: revised goal is to have 500 completed surveys]
- conduct analysis on the results of the survey;
- share highlights from the survey;
- The HOPE is to:
- inspire cancer foundations
- inspire scientific researchers
- lead to scientific studies focused on prevention
- identify new ovarian cancer risk factors in need of scientific study
Time: The Survey will take between 10 and 20 minutes to complete.
Your participation is greatly appreciated and will help make this Citizen Science project for Ovarian Cancer successful.
Survey Sections:
Welcome & Overview
I. Lifestyle - Exercise [Questions 1 to 5]
II. Lifestyle - Food/Drink [Questions 6 to 10]
III. Medical - General [Questions 11 to 22]
IV. Medical - Gynecological [Questions 23 to 32]
V. Feminine Hygiene [Questions 33 to 48]
VI. Perimenopause/Menopause [Questions 49 to 56]
VII. Cancer - Family History [Questions 57 to 60]
VIII. Cancer - Personal History, If applicable [Questions 61 to 65]
IX. Cancer - Ovarian Cancer, If applicable [Questions 66 to 75]
Wrap-up & Thank You
Privacy: Names are not included in the survey; the data collected will be reported as aggregated, summarized data.
Legalese: Completing the survey implies consent to participate in the Citizen Science for Ovarian Cancer "Fit Women and Ovarian Cancer" study.
Send questions/comments to: citsci4ovca@gmail.com
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