A recent global analysis published in The Lancet Oncology estimates that nearly a third of healthy years of life lost due to breast cancer are associated with six modifiable risk factors, i.e., appropriate individual choices and health policies could reduce a significant portion of the burden of the disease.
A recent global analysis published in The Lancet Oncology estimates that nearly a third of healthy years of life lost due to breast cancer are associated with six modifiable risk factors, i.e., appropriate individual choices and health policies could reduce a significant portion of the burden of the disease.