by Catherine Duggan, Dario Trapani, André M Ilbawi, Elena
Fidarova, Mathieu Laversanne, Giuseppe Curigliano, Freddie Bray, Benjamin O
Anderson
The Lancet Oncology: ARTICLES| VOLUME
22, ISSUE 11, P1632-1642, NOVEMBER 01, 2021
Countries with low breast cancer mortality rates are
characterised by increased levels of coverage of essential health services and
higher numbers of public cancer centres. Among countries achieving sustained
mortality reductions, the majority of breast cancers are diagnosed at an early
stage, reinforcing the value of clinical early diagnosis programmes for
improving breast cancer outcomes.
