Progress toward cervical cancer elimination: global disparities and China’s contributions

Partha Basu

doi:10.20892/j.issn.2095-3941.2025.0428

September 29, 2025Cancer Biology and MedicineOpen Access

Progress toward cervical cancer elimination: global disparities and China’s contributions

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Progress toward global cervical cancer elimination remains slow and uneven across countries, notably between high-income and low-income nations.
Countries like Australia and Finland show high HPV vaccination coverage, significantly reducing cervical cancer rates.
An observational analysis highlights the need for improved public health strategies in lower-income nations to combat disparities in cancer elimination.
Global health initiatives must address existing disparities, as current efforts are insufficient for achieving universal cervical cancer elimination.

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Observational analysis reveals disparities in cervical cancer elimination across nations, highlighting China's contributions.

Abstract

Progress toward the global elimination of cervical cancer as a public health concern remains slow and highly uneven across countries. High-income nations such as Australia and Finland—both of which have achieved high human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination coverage and implemented quality-assured

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