”Female Oncologic Diseases” study represents a broad mobilization to “diagnose” the existing problems of the medical system in Romania in connection with three types of cancer affecting women: breast, cervical and ovarian. The research includes both qualitative and quantitative methods, to create a picture as complete and detailed as possible and at the same time […]

Over the past decades, a decreasing trend in total cancer mortality rates has been observed across Europe, although a meaningful gap persists between regions. Countries from Central and Eastern Europe have higher cancer mortality rates than Western European countries. This “Iron Curtain of cancer cases” highlights differences in lifestyle patterns and exposure to risk factors.

In recent years, the implementation of smoke-free policies across Europe has been a key strategy in the fight against tobacco-related health issues, particularly cancer.