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Cervical cancer death rate 49% higher for women in poverty, report finds
A report released Thursday states that cervical cancer deaths are 49% higher among women living in poverty. The findings cover recent data on mortality differences by income level.
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Cervical cancer deaths are 49% higher for women living in poverty, according to a report released on Thursday. The report compares death rates between women in lower-income households and those in higher-income households. It presents the 49% figure as a measured difference in outcomes.
Report details The document focuses on cervical cancer mortality and income status. It does not name specific individuals or organizations as authors. The report was issued on Thursday and uses recent data to quantify the difference in death rates.
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