A recent report highlights that cancer is among the leading causes of premature death in women globally, yet it often takes a backseat to reproductive and maternal health concerns. The report emphasises how gender norms and inequalities impact women’s exposure to cancer risk factors, access to quality health services, and experiences with cancer. The study calls for a more inclusive and sensitive approach to cancer care to address the nuanced challenges faced by women across diverse backgrounds.
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Appreciating this report’s insight on the neglected issue of cancer in women. It’s time to prioritize a holistic approach to women’s health, addressing the intersectionality of gender norms and health disparities.
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