Why are so many Indian women diagnosed with breast cancer too late? Landmark study from India’s largest hospital-based cancer registry has answers
A major Indian study reveals nearly 13% of women are diagnosed with de novo metastatic breast cancer, double the rate in wealthy nations. This late-stage diagnosis is driven by tumor biology and a fragmented healthcare system, not age or comorbidities. The research highlights critical gaps in timely diagnosis and access to quality care across different hospital types.
A major Indian study reveals nearly 13% of women are diagnosed with de novo metastatic breast cancer, double the rate in wealthy nations. This late-stage diagnosis is driven by tumor biology and a fragmented healthcare system, not age or comorbidities. The research highlights critical gaps in timely diagnosis and access to quality care across different hospital types.
