Researchers from the University of Missouri School of Medicine have shed new light on how the uterus develops, leading to a ...

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Medically reviewed by Marla Anderson, MD Uterine cancer occurs when cells in the uterus (an organ in the pelvis of people assigned female at birth) mutate and grow uncontrollably. Uterine cancer may ...

New research explores the complex relationship between female infertility and gynecological cancers, revealing minimal links ...

Researchers have identified in a new study that high levels of circulating sex hormones have a greater risk of endometrial ...

As with other parts of your body, sometimes cancer cells can grow there. The uterus is a hollow, lightbulb- or pear-shaped organ between your rectum and bladder. It’s made up of three parts ...

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"By understanding what normal uterine development looks like, we can detect abnormalities that could be indicators of cancer growth or other endometrial diseases." For example, basal cells ...