Comparative assessment of breast cancer prevalence between women in Saudi Arabia and Egypt
Madiha Rabie Mahmoud,
Deem Saleh B Alharbi,
Renad Ahmed H Alhammad
et al.
Abstract:Background and Aims: Globally, lung cancer is the most cause of fatalities for women, followed by breast cancer (BC). Since survival corresponds negatively with the stage of cancer at diagnosis and delayed BC identification leading to high fatality rate. This study aims to evaluate the occurrence of breast malignancy among females in Saudi Arabia (KSA) and Egypt. Also, compare between causes, risk factors of breast cancer and treatment. Methods:cross sectional study was done among females in KSA and Egypt, dat… Show more
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