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Dr. Jerri Nielsen: The doctor who was diagnosed with breast cancer in Antarctica and operated on herself

Her story became an autobiographical book and a film starring Susan Sarandon

Significant global rise in annual breast cancer cases predicted by 2050; Greece shows decrease in mortality since 1990

Global breast cancer cases set to surge by 2050 while Greece sees mortality drop

“Clelia, you have breast cancer. Come back to Athens” – A moving personal testimony

Clelia Yarimoglou, editor at ygeiamou, shares her own personal testimony about her battle with breast cancer

Jessie J: ‘Cancer was the harshest thing my breasts ever had to endure’

The singer spoke with humor and honesty about her diagnosis, mastectomy, and the shift in perspective the illness brought

Breast cancer: Why it is more aggressive in younger women – The prevention gap that “magnifies” the problem

More and more young women are facing breast cancer, at ages that were until recently considered low or zero risk – Recent data suggest that a reassessment of preventive screening strategies may be necessary

Breast cancer: Why cases have increased so much – The culprit behind 9 in 10 cases

Insights from specialist Michalis Filippidis

Olga Vlachopoulou on breast cancer: “It taught me the true meaning of my existence”

Check out the post from the famous lyricist

Breast cancer: The most reliable diagnostic method for high-risk women

Mr. Arkadios Rousakis, radiologist and Director of the Department of CT and MRI & Osteoporosis Measurement at YGEIA, informs us about Breast MRI, its significance in breast cancer diagnosis and prevention, and its crucial role in planning appropriate treatment

Breast Cancer: Preventive Screening Can Save Your Life

Awareness Campaign by the Panhellenic Association of Women with Breast Cancer "Alma Zois"

Artificial Intelligence: The British NHS AI tool detected breast cancer that doctors had failed to diagnose

The Mia tool detects microscopic cancer cells that are not visible to the human eye - What does a woman who benefited from AI and saw cancer being detected at a very early stage say to the BBC

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