On the basis of overall national death certification data, it is not possible to analyse mortality
from cervical cancer in Europe, since 20–65% of deaths from uterine cancer in largest …

We investigated the evolution of mortality from cervical cancer in Belgium between 1954 and
1994 in terms of absolute number of deaths, and standardised and age‐specific mortality …

Background The process of social, political and economic transformation, which took place
in Central and Eastern Europe in the early 90's, has affected many spheres of Europeans' …

Long term trends in the incidence of and mortality from invasive cervical cancer have been
studied in Finland (1953–1987) and Estonia (1968–1987). The analyses are based on the …

ABSTRACT The European Council recommends that organised cervical cancer screening
be offered in all member states. In order to evaluate the impact of existing and new …

BACKGROUND: Cervical cancer mortality can be avoided to a large extent by screening
and treatment of screen-detected cervical lesions. However, in 2004, more than 16,000 …

With respect to cervical cancer management, Finland and the Netherlands are comparable
in relevant characteristics, eg, fertility rate, age‐of‐mother at first birth and a national …

We explored trends in incidence and mortality of cervical cancer by age, stage and
morphology, and linked the observed trends to screening activities. Data was retrieved from …

Objective The burden of cervical cancer varies considerably in the European Union. In this
paper, we describe trends in incidence of and mortality from this cancer in the five most …

The burden of cervical cancer varies considerably in the European Union (EU). In this
article, we describe trends in incidence of and mortality from this cancer in the two most …