Mortality and premature life lost from leukemia in China, 2005–2020: A study based on the National Mortality Surveillance System

Key Points

• Premature mortality from leukemia highlights significant regional disparities in access to healthcare resources.
• The analysis from 2005 to 2020 indicates widespread need for targeted interventions to improve diagnosis and treatment.
• Observational analysis across diverse regions emphasizes the importance of expanding basic medical insurance for high-risk populations.
• This finding suggests that improving access to timely healthcare is crucial for reducing leukemia-related mortality in underserved areas.

Abstract