Global cervical cancer cases and deaths projected to increase by 2050
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A modeling study published in Nature Medicine forecasts a 20.2% rise in global cervical cancer cases and a 39.3% increase in deaths by 2050. The study highlights that the burden will remain unevenly distributed, with sub-Saharan Africa experiencing the highest incidence and mortality rates.
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