IHE：2025年弥合女性癌症诊疗差距：全球诊疗差异、创新路径与解决方案政策报告（英文版）

n 2022, an estimated 3.7 million women were diagnosed with women’s cancers – defined here as breast, cervical, ovarian, and uterine (endometrial) cancers – and 1.3 million died from them worldwide. They accounted for 20% of new cancer cases and 14% of cancer deaths among men and women. Globally, one in every nine women is at risk of being diagnosed with women’s cancers before the age of 85. The burden is expected to grow by over 50% by 2050, reaching 5.7 million new diagnoses and 2.2 million