Female Reproductive Cancers Linked to Reduced Survival Advantage Over Males

1. Females born since the 1930s have higher cancer mortality than males aged 35-60. 2. Breast and gynecologic cancers significantly affect female survival rates. 3. Analyzed data from 20 countries covering 264.4 million deaths. 4. Eliminating reproductive cancers would increase female survival by 0.77 years. 5. Inconsistent survival advantage highlighted for females across various countries.