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Current Challenges and Perspectives in Breast Cancer in Elderly Women: The Senologic International Society (SIS) Survey.

Louise ScheerMassimo LodiTolga OzmenKhalid AlghamdiStanley Nnamdi C AnyanwuJoshi BirendraMohsen BoubniderMauricio Magalhães CostaDarius DianElisabeth ElderLuiz Henrique GebrimXiaojing GuoDamien HeitzShigeru ImotoLydia Ioannidou-MouzakaCary KaufmanHong LiuMamadou MbodjEsther MekaAlexander MundingerJorge NovelliDaniel Kinyuru OjukaRuben OrdaValerijus OstapenkoTadeusz PieńkowskiPaula PodolskiThomas VogelJian YinVahit ÖzmenSchlomo SchneebaumCarole Mathelin
Published in: European journal of breast health (2023)
Due to increased life expectancy, BC in elderly women will become a more important field in public health. Therefore, screening, personalized treatment, and comprehensive geriatric assessment should be the cornerstones of future practice to avoid the current excess of age-related mortality. This survey described, through members of the SIS, a global picture of current international practices in BC in elderly women.
Keyphrases
  • polycystic ovary syndrome
  • public health
  • middle aged
  • primary care
  • pregnancy outcomes
  • breast cancer risk
  • healthcare
  • community dwelling
  • cervical cancer screening
  • cross sectional
  • risk factors
  • smoking cessation