Sihpromatum - I Grew my Boobs in China: Volume 1

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Continued efforts should be made to strengthen national and local policy initiatives and financial support for population-based, organized screening programs for breast cancer.

S1), patients were enrolled from eight centres in different regions of China in six time periods by every three years (i. Our study is the first to present the most authoritative and comprehensive data describing the incidence of young breast cancer (≤35 years) in China over the past decades.However, this study reveals that despite the expansion of breast cancer screening programs, the proportion of women availing of screening services is still considerably low. Increased alcohol assumption has long been associated with the increased risk of developing breast cancer and a World Health Organisation bulletin notes that, in China, alcohol consumption is increasing faster than in other parts of the world. In Asia, I have been to Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Hong Kong …it was an amazing time for my husband and I to go where life is different than in North America. In recent years, young breast cancer has been increasing globally, and several international organizations have developed consensus on its management.

Expected survival was estimated according to the Ederer II method using life tables from Chinese female population.

There have been some changes in the adjuvant endocrinetherapy over the six time periods, the proportion of patients receiving tamoxifen endocrine therapy, and in combination with ovarian function suppression (OFS) regimens is gradually increasing, and there is a trend towards longer duration of endocrine therapy. These percentages were comparable to those observed in the hospital-based cohort, where the corresponding age groups accounted for 4.