New national report confirms scale and impact of gynaecological cancers in Australia 

The new Gynaecological Cancer in Australia 2025 Overview draws on the latest national data to highlight the growing burden of these cancers, including the stark inequities faced by women in regional, rural and remote areas, those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, and First Nations women, reinforcing the need for urgent action.

Key facts:

  • 19 Australian women are diagnosed with gynaecological cancer daily, with cases expected to increase by 21% in the next decade
  • Over 55% of gynaecological cancers are classified as rare or less common, limiting treatment options
  • Six women die from gynaecological cancers each day in Australia
  • More than 42,900 children are projected to lose their mothers to gynaecological cancers over the next 10 years
  • Women in regional, rural, remote areas, those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, and First Nations women face significant inequities in care and outcomes

Click here to read the full report. 

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