Inequidades en la atención del cáncer de mama en Colombia: revisión sistemática

Bonilla-Sepúlveda, Óscar Alejandro

doi:10.18566/medupb.v41n1.a05

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“…Access to diagnosis and treatment allows women with breast cancer to be diagnosed at an earlier stage, improving their chances of survival [ 34 ] [ 35 ]. [ 36 ] More investment in health systems in LAC countries is required for early detection of breast cancer, earlier diagnosis, and accessible and inexpensive treatment for all women.…”

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Disparities in breast cancer mortality among Latin American women: trends and predictions for 2030

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Background Breast cancer is among the leading cause of cancer-related mortality among Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) women, but a comprehensive and updated analysis of mortality trends is lacking. The objective of this study was to determine the breast cancer mortality rates between 1997 and 2017 for LAC countries and predict mortality until 2030. Methods We retrieved breast cancer deaths across 17 LAC countries from the World Health Organization mortality database. Age-standardized mortality rates per 100,000 women-years were estimated. Mortality trends were evaluated with Joinpoint regression analyses by country and age group (all ages, < 50 years, and ≥ 50 years). By 2030, we predict number of deaths, mortality rates, changes in population structure and size, and the risk of death from breast cancer. Results Argentina, Uruguay, and Venezuela reported the highest mortality rates throughout the study period. Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua reported the largest increases (from 2.4 to 2.8% annually), whereas Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay reported downward trends (from − 1.0 to − 1.6% annually). In women < 50y, six countries presented downward trends and five countries showed increasing trends. In women ≥ 50y, three countries had decreased trends and ten showed increased trends. In 2030, increases in mortality are expected in the LAC region, mainly in Guatemala (+ 63.0%), Nicaragua (+ 47.3), El Salvador (+ 46.2%), Ecuador (+ 38.5%) and Venezuela (+ 29.9%). Conclusion Our findings suggest considerable differences in breast cancer mortality across LAC countries by age group. To achieve the 2030 sustainable developmental goals, LAC countries should implement public health strategies to reduce mortality by breast cancer.

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Disparities in breast cancer mortality among Latin American women: trends and predictions for 2030

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“…La IAG puede a partir de datos químicos o biológicos, optimizar modelos moleculares existentes o crear nuevos. Estos modelos pueden ser analizados en sus estructura 3 (examinando la reactividad en su forma tridimensional de una molécula), propiedades físicas o actividades, permitiendo así una aceleración en el descubrimiento y el diseño de nuevos fármacos, vacunas y biomateriales (Palacios, 2013). El proceso para descubrir y desarrollar fármacos es muy largo, costoso y complejo, implica varias etapas, siendo la primera la identificación y la optimización de las moléculas bilógicamente activas, actividad que se realizaba con métodos convencionales(cribado fenotípico); con los avances de métodos computacionales este proceso se agilizó, y ahora más aun con la IA.…”

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La inteligencia artificial en los marcadores tumorales

Cortez-Vásquez,

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2023

Rev.Investig.sist.inform.

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The purpose of this article is to make a literary review about tumor markers (TM) and how they can be treated using artificial intelligence techniques. MTs are composed of molecules that may be in high quantities and that manifest as the patient's reaction to the tumor. The usefulness of MTs is determined by the sensitivity and specificity of each of them. The purpose of this review is to review the tumor markers most used in clinical practice and artificial intelligence to discover knowledge that helps improve decision-making for the health of patients.

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“…2 In Colombia in 2012, 71,442 cases of cancer were diagnosed, 3 while in 2018 the incidence was 101,893, with an increase of 42.6%. 4 On the other hand, in 2020 there were a total of cases of cancer of the 113,221 of those 15,509 corresponded to breast cancer, thus representing 13.7% of the Colombian female population. With 4,411 deaths.…”

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Breast cancer epidemiology in women from colombian caribbean region during 2018-2021

Pérez Bravo,

Vásquez Serge,

Norwood Lobo

et al. 2023

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Background: Breast cancer is a global public health problem, representing a significant burden at the personal, collective, economic and quality of life level. It is necessary to consider the incidence, prevalence and mortality of this disease with a regional approach, so the objective of this work is to describe the epidemiological behavior of this tumor in the departments of the Colombian Caribbean Region during the period 2018 to 2021. Methodology: Descriptive, retrospective study. Data from a secondary source (Cuenta de Alto Costo) was taken through the Higia platform. Rates x 100,000 of proportion of new cases reported, prevalence and incidence, by departments are analyzed. Data was imported from a downloadable .csv file into Excel and then into SPSS V22. Results: The indicators analyzed showed a heterogeneous behavior in the 8 departments of the Region. Atlantico and Bolivar were the departments with similar and higher figures in the 4 years observed than those of the country and there were atypical values in San Andres. La Guajira was the only department with a sustained tendency to increase in incidence, prevalence and mortality. Conclussion: There are differences in breast cancer indicators between colombian caribbean departments.

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Inequidades en la atención del cáncer de mama en Colombia: revisión sistemática

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Disparities in breast cancer mortality among Latin American women: trends and predictions for 2030

Disparities in breast cancer mortality among Latin American women: trends and predictions for 2030

La inteligencia artificial en los marcadores tumorales

Breast cancer epidemiology in women from colombian caribbean region during 2018-2021

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