The Ovarian Cancer Foundation's sounding the alarm about our least survivable women's cancer

Its new report reveals gaps in our approach to ovarian cancer - at all stages.

It notes we averaged more than 300 diagnoses a year - and a woman dies every 48 hours.

General manager Liz Pennington says a fundamental issue is many falsely think a cervical smear also covers ovarian cancer.

She says it may lead people to think they're okay if they have a clear result - so it's important they know the signs and symptoms.