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Dr Herbert Kim Lyerly of Duke University School of Medicine talks to ecancer about the importance of early diagnosis in breast cancer. Despite a large breast cancer screening infrastructure within the US, the breast cancer survival rate is still lower than one would expect. Dr Lyerly’s work is aimed at ensuring that all high risk people are being effectively screened and also the possibility of detecting breast cancer before it grows into a lump.
Resource disparities in cancer treatment in Mexico
Addressing Breast Cancer Disparities in Africa
Powering equity in cancer care through digital health
Intraoperative radiotherapy at Fortis Healthcare Hospital
The Vietnam National Cancer Institute’s efforts in improving cancer care in Vietnam
The Southeast Asian Breast Cancer Symposium; background, aims and successes
Rationale for routine use of IORT for early breast cancer and data for specific indications
TARGeted IORT INTRABEAM is a useful treatment option for early stage breast cancer
Choosing Wisely to mitigate financial toxicity in cancer care in Africa
