Cervical Cancer Will Kill More than Half a Million Women in the World in 2050
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Joo-young = Although cervical cancer can be largely prevented through vaccination and screening, it is expected to continue increasing, and by 2050, worldwide...
The growth and aging of the female population will cause this tumor to continue to increase in the coming decades, despite the effectiveness of vaccines and screenings. The largest global study on this cancer places Spain with one of the lowest incidence and mortality rates in Western Europe Read
Almost everyone gets infected with HPV, condoms only protect conditionally. A study warns: By 2050, about 522,000 women could lose their lives each year as a result of cervical cancer.
Autocoleta for HPV can reduce inequalities in cervical cancer prevention Adobe Stock The number of deaths from cervical cancer can increase 39.3% worldwide by 2050, reaching approximately 522,000 deaths per year. In the same period, new cases of the disease should grow 20.2%, exceeding the mark of 1 million annual diagnoses. Projections are part of a study published on Monday (2) in the scientific journal Nature Medicine. The research analyzed d…
Oncology Rosalía Sierra 'Nature' Cervical cancer or cervical cancer is highly preventable, but it is still one of the most common malignant tumors among women worldwide. And it is not because there are not all the tools to eradicate it - as it is an effective vaccine and screening tests that detect the human papillomavirus (HPV) before there is a tumor - but because population growth (there are more and more women in the world) and aging (live l…
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