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Surveillance study reports sex-specific patterns of cancer incidence and mortality in young adults aged 20–39, highlighting shifting regional oncologic trends.
There has been an increase in certain cancers among young adults (YA) aged 20-39, particularly in Latin America. This is the first study to examine cancer incidence and mortality in YA in Costa Rica, focusing on sex-specific patterns.
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