Review Article on Breast Cancer

Abstract

However being rare in women, breast cancer can have a substantial morbidity and fatality rate. The goal of the current review is to ascertain whether breast cancer treatment and evaluation methods used on female patients are suitable for this type of cancer. In comparison to male breast cancer, female breast cancer differs biologically in that it is more common in some regions of Africa, has a higher frequency of oestrogen receptor positive, and has more aggressive clinical behavior. It reacts to chemotherapy and hormonal therapy, yet it is unknown what the best treatment plans are for female patients. Breast cancer in women is still a rare condition. The majority of what we currently know about its biology, natural history, and methods of therapy has been derived from research on its female counterpart.