New Test To Catch Ovarian Cancer Early

Ovarian cancer killed more than 14,000 women last year because many times, it's very hard to detect.

Now, there's a new test that may be able to spot cancerous masses early. It's only approved for women who have growths in their bodies that are suspicious for ovarian cancer. Any growth would still need to be biopsied to determine if it's cancer. The procedure costs $650-dollars and is not covered by insurance yet.