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After undergoing ovarian surgery, Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus says she’s ‘playing catch-up’ ahead of Paris 2024

Australian swimmer Ariarne Titmus has spoken about her recovery from ovarian surgery and its impact on the defense of her Olympic titles at Paris 2024.

The two-time Olympic champion underwent successful surgery to remove two benign tumors from her right ovary in September, after doctors discovered the issue by chance following an MRI scan on an injured-hip. Read More

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