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HIV incidence rises in Costa Rica after prevention programs cut
Semanario UniversidadLO·CR·1 day ago
A worldwide trend of rising early-onset cancer incidence is accelerating in Latin America, with Chile and Brazil showing the fastest growth, particularly for bowel, breast, and cervical cancers. The underlying causes remain uncertain, though lifestyle and environmental factors are suspected. This signals a growing public-health burden that could strain healthcare systems and affect workforce productivity.