Clinically apparent early stage invasive epithelial ovarian carcinoma: should all be treated similarly?
Careful surgical exploration can identify a group of patients with early stage epithelial ovarian carcinoma who will benefit little from further adjuvant therapy. Patients with clear cell histology prove to be at a high risk for recurrence even at an early stage such that chemotherapy should be considered.
B. terrestris in the UK are now able to utilise a rich winter foraging resource in urban parks and gardens that might at present still be under-exploited, opening up the possibility of further changes in pollinator phenology.