site.btaCervical Cancer Shortens Bulgarian Women's Life Expectancy by 20 Years, Experts Say

Dimitrina Solakova

Cervical Cancer Shortens Bulgarian Women's Life Expectancy by 20 Years, Experts Say

Cervical Cancer Shortens Bulgarian Women's Life Expectancy by 20 Years, Experts Say

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Sofia,

28.04.2023 15:43

(BTA)

In Bulgaria, every patient with cervical cancer loses 20 years of her life on average. According to a three-year study on the economic impact of this type of cancer, the average age of the patients who died with the human papillomavirus (HPV) is 62

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