More than 30,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer

According to the Spanish Association Against Cancer, Total in 2023 35,312 new cases of breast cancer, representing 30% of cancers diagnosed in women. Figures that will continue to rise as, according to The Spanish Society of Medical Oncology (SEOM) estimates that approximately 36,395 patients will be diagnosed this year. Every eighth woman suffers from this

Patricia is 62 years old.She battled breast cancer for five years and was diagnosed with breast cancer a year later. “I said it again,” Patricia states.

But he didn’t collapse: “I never let it get the better of me.”

It didn’t even stop working, I had chemo on Friday so I could have the weekend to recover.

Like her, more than 30,000 women A year later they were diagnosed with breast cancer. According to radiologist Silvia Perez, one in eight women will suffer from this disease throughout their lives.

ThisIt is more common among women and begins earlier, starting at age 40. The reasons, according to Dr. Perez: “Poor diet, lack of exercise, smoking, alcohol, etc.”

In favor of faster and more accurate diagnosis thanks to AI. “What used to take weeks, now with this artificial intelligence software we get results in just thirty seconds.”

A Artificial intelligencewhich also reduces the time it takes to create new drugs. The CRIS Cancer Foundation has created an artificial intelligence research unit to accelerate the development of new drugs.

Prevention remains the best weapon, we must not forget that a high percentage (85%-90) of cases are cured if detected in time.

Every step is a big advancement. The main thing is to make a diagnosis as early as possible.