Cervical cancer stands as the fourth most diagnosed cancer among women globally, trailing breast, colorectal, and lung cancers. However, its impact is disproportionately heavy on developing nations, where prevalence rates soar. In 2022, WHO estimated approximately 660,000 new cases of cervical cancer and 350,000 deaths worldwide, with about 80% of these cases occurring in lower- and middle-income countries. While developed nations show significantly lower rates due to preventive measures like widespread HPV vaccination and regular screenings, developing countries continue to struggle with high incidence rates and limited healthcare infrastructure.
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