31.   A routine annual Pap smear detects cervical cancer, not ovarian cancer.

32.   A little less than half of the new research dollars would go the National Institutes of Health for study of such medical problems as ovarian cancer.

33.   A Pap smear does not detect ovarian cancer.

34.   A sales representative of Eli Lilly and Co. contacted the office of a local physician who treats ovarian cancer.

35.   A test for breast and ovarian cancer has been another flash point.

36.   A straight play about a John Donne scholar dying of ovarian cancer could be unwatchable.

37.   A study published last year by Dr. Barker and his colleagues hinted of a possible link between intrauterine hormonal or nutritional factors and the risk of developing ovarian cancer.

38.   Abdominal ultrasound is recommended for women whose mothers had ovarian cancer, a silent killer.

39.   Additional work is needed to see if the protein also is over-expressed by the three other forms of ovarian cancer, Mok says.

40.   Additional genetic tests would guide treatment of breast and ovarian cancer.