Causes

Endometrial cancer, a type of cancer that begins in the lining of the uterus, is a significant health concern for women around the world. Understanding its causes is essential for not only raising awareness but also for early detection and effective management. This cancer predominantly affects women in their postmenopausal years, but several risk factors can influence its development at various stages of life. By exploring the common causes, women can be better informed about their health, leading to proactive measures and regular screenings. Knowledge about these causes is a powerful tool in the fight against endometrial cancer, empowering women to take charge of their health with informed decisions and discussions with healthcare providers.

Getting Older

[SNIP: Fact: About 90% of endometrial cancer cases occur in women aged 50 and above. ]

Most women diagnosed with endometrial cancer are over 50 years old. As you age, changes in your body can make you more prone to this cancer, especially after menopause when your hormone levels change.

Clinical Trials