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A radiologist who spotted tumours on her own scan now dances competitively after surviving ovarian cancer

When Dr Anne Tan Kendrick spotted tumours during an ultrasound she performed on herself, she knew it was cancer. Years after surviving Stage 3 ovarian cancer, the mother of four has started dancing competitively – and is now speaking out to raise awareness of the disease.

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A radiologist who spotted tumours on her own scan now dances competitively after surviving ovarian cancerWhen Dr Anne Tan Kendrick spotted tumours during an ultrasound she performed on herself, she knew it was cancer. Years after surviving Stage 3 ovarian cancer, the mother of four has started dancing competitively – and is now speaking out to raise awareness of the disease.
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