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What are the warning signs of endometrial cancer—and can it be caught early?

In this episode, we break down one of the most common gynecological cancers: endometrial cancer. From risk factors to treatment options, this is everything you need to know to protect your health or support someone you love.

We cover:

• How endometrial cancer develops and spreads
• Common symptoms and early warning signs
• Major risk factors (including age, weight, and hormones)
• Diagnostic tools and when to see a doctor
• The latest treatments and survival outlooks
• What the research says about prevention

Whether you’re looking to understand your risk or support a loved one, this video gives you doctor-approved guidance on detection, diagnosis, and care.

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