Breast cancer is the most common tumor among women worldwide and still remains the
leading cause of death in women in Italy. Although survival from this pathology has …

Breast cancer remains a significant global concern, underscoring the critical need for early
detection and prevention strategies. Primary and secondary preventive measures, such as …

In preparation for a major campaign to encourage participation in a breast screening
programme for all women between 50–70 years old in Florence, Italy, an in-depth study of …

In 1988, a cross-sectional survey was carried out in the Romagna region (Italy) to evaluate
the association between knowledge of breast pathophysiology and preventive attitudes and …

Aim: Breast cancer screening intended to improve survival and treatment outcomes. This
study aimed to document the acceptability and compliance of the breast cancer prevention …

Breast self examination (BSE) is recommended for the early detection of breast cancer in the
European Code against Cancer. Evidence from North America suggests that there is …

Background: Early detection of breast cancer is of great importance to improve women's
health and to decrease the cost related to cancer death. Therefore, recognition of variables …

Breast self-examination (BSE) appears to be an effective method for earlier detection of
breast cancer. The provision of specialized training programmes in BSE may increase the …

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the industrialized world and a
leading cause of death. Breast self‐examination (BSE) is one of the methods for an early …

Simple Summary Breast cancer screening programmes have the aim of reducing breast
cancer mortality. This article is an observational, descriptive, cross-sectional and …