Objective: Gynaecological cancers are public health diseases and contribute to the global
burden of diseases. In West Africa most have been carried out on all gynaecological and …

Background. Cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide and about 70% of all cancer
deaths occurred in low‐and middle‐income countries. The cancer mortality pattern is quite …

Background Globally, cancer is a major leading health problem with an estimated 10 million
incidences and 6 million cancer deaths annually. In Nigeria, an estimated 72,000 cancer …

Background: Female genital tract malignancy is common in our low resource setting.
Options now exist for prevention, detection, treatment, and palliative care for the wide …

Medicinal plants are a potential source of drug discovery and development of new
pharmacological compounds for cancer chemoprevention. More than 80% of the West …

Background: The incidence of ovarian cancer is thought to be increasing in developing
countries and little is known about the pattern and incidence of this disease in South‑East …

Background There are reports of increasing incidence of gynecological cancers in
developing countries and this trend increases the need for more attention to gynecological …

BACKGROUND: The diagnosis of cancer in Nigeria is often translated to mean an imminent
death for the patient. This contrasts the situation in some developed settings where cancer …

Background: There is increasing variation in the incidence and distribution of
gynaecological cancers. Thus, a study on its trend will help policy makers in appreciating its …

Methods: This descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted among 55 women of
childbearing age from September to December 2020 using a purposive sampling technique …