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Abstract

Female reproductive cancers pose a significant global health challenge, with varying incidence and mortality patterns across  regions. Key insights reveal the substantial contribution of modifiable risk factors like obesity, smoking, and HPV infection. While  some areas show progress in cervical cancer control through vaccination and screening, others face increasing trends in uterine and  ovarian cancers and persistent disparities. This necessitates targeted prevention and control strategies, particularly in low-resource  settings, alongside continued research into early detection and equitable access to treatment to curb the rising global burden.