România, printre țările UE cu cele mai puține mamografe: 1,1 unități la 100.000 de locuitori

Romania has one of the lowest rates of mammography units per capita in the EU, with only 1.1 units per 100,000 people. This data, released by Eurostat, coincides with Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In contrast, Greece and Cyprus have significantly higher rates of mammography availability. Romania lacks data on the proportion of women participating in organized screening programs. Countries like Denmark, Sweden, and Finland show high screening rates, while Hungary and Cyprus report the lowest. Breast cancer remains a prevalent issue among women in the EU, highlighting the need for improved healthcare resources.