Disease & Health WHO Cancer Overview

According to the graph (enlarge the graph by clicking on it or clicking "Zoom in"), which type of cancer does NOT have the highest incidence but DOES have the highest mortality?

99% of cervical cancer cases are linked to infection by what pathogen?

According to the graph (enlarge the graph by clicking on it or clicking "Zoom in"), where are both the incidence and mortality of cervical cancer highest?

According to the graph (enlarge the graph by clicking on it or clicking "Zoom in"), where are both the incidence and mortality of lung cancer highest and for which sex?

According to the graph (enlarge the graph by clicking on it or clicking "Zoom in"), while the incidence of breast cancer varies in a same way lung cancer does, what do you notice about the mortality rates?

Note on the graph (enlarge the graph by clicking on it or clicking "Zoom in") the big difference between incidence and mortality of prostate cancer in more developed regions compared to the low but very similar incidences and mortality of prostate cancer in less developed regions. What does this indicate?

According to the graph (enlarge the graph by clicking on it or clicking "Zoom in"), just like with lung cancer, which sex is more prone to developing and dying from colorectal cancer?