Abstract

Gynecologic cancers including cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal, and vulvar cancers—are a significant health concern worldwide. Each year, millions of women are diagnosed with these cancers, facing complex challenges related to treatment, access to care, and, in many regions, survival. Understanding global patterns in the incidence and outcomes of gynecologic cancers is critical for developing effective prevention strategies, improving screening and early detection, and advancing treatment options. This article provides a global overview of gynecologic cancer incidence, trends, risk factors, and outcomes to offer insight into the current state of women’s cancer care worldwide.