Mississippi’s Cervical Cancer Deaths Indicate Broader Health Care Problems

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September 05, 2023

Mississippi has among the highest cervical cancer mortality rates in the U.S. When low-income women can't afford regular preventive care, much less gynecological visits, this highly preventable and treatable cancer becomes a killer.
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