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Figure 1: Avoidable mortality (age-standardized expected years of life lost per 100 000 people) due to cervical cancer in Canada from 1971 to 1996, by income quintile. Reproduced, with permission, from James et al.6 Copyright © 2007, BMJ Publishing Group Ltd.
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