Cervical Cancer Deaths to Increase by Nearly 40% Worldwide by 2050
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A study published in Nature Medicine projects that cervical cancer deaths will increase by 39.3% worldwide by 2050, reaching approximately 522,000 deaths per year. New cases are expected to grow by 20.2%, exceeding the annual diagnosis mark of 1 million. The study, led by Natalie Pritchett and Lisa Force of the University of Washington, USA, analyzed data from 204 countries and territories. Despite being preventable, the disease is expected to continue causing hundreds of thousands of deaths in the coming decades, with low-income countries being particularly affected.
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