Cancer
Breast Cancer — Guide Hub
2025-08-29 • Updated 2025-09-17
Breast Cancer — Guide Hub
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide, though men can also be affected.
This hub brings together guides on risk factors, screening, diagnosis, treatment, and life after care.
Breast Cancer by the Numbers
- 2.3 million new cases each year globally (WHO, 2024).
- Most common cancer worldwide.
- 685,000 deaths annually.
- 5–10% of cases are hereditary (BRCA1/2 and other mutations).
- 5-year survival: >90% in high-income countries when detected early, <40% in some low-income regions.
Core Guides
(Guides to be added here as they are published.)
FAQ
Q: What is breast cancer?
A: Abnormal cell growth in breast tissue, most common cancer worldwide.
Q: How common is it?
A: Over 2.3 million new cases each year, affecting women mostly but also some men.
Q: Can it be prevented?
A: Risk can be reduced with lifestyle measures and early detection, but not eliminated.
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Last reviewed: September 17, 2025
Educational only; not a substitute for professional medical advice.
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