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Research Article: Clinicopathological Risk Factors of Unfavorable Outcomes in Vietnamese Women with Primary Invasive Breast Cancer: A Retrospective Cohort Study

Date Published: 2023-08-01

Abstract:
Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in women worldwide, with about . million new cases, representing .% of all cancer cases reported in . In the United States, breast cancer accounts for almost % of all new cancers in women. While there has been a decline in breast cancer mortality rates in developed countries thanks to increased screening mammography and advances in adjuvant therapies, unfavorable outcomes remain high in many resource-limited countries. Even with advanced treatment strategies, most breast cancer recurs within the first five years of diagnosis, particularly with hormone receptor-negative or HER-positive disease. The -year survival incidence of women in high-income countries with breast cancer of all cancer stages is –%, lower in black women (%) than in white women and lower in women with hormone receptor-negative tumors than in those with hormone receptor-positive tumors.– In countries with limited economic and medical resources, -year survival rates are relatively low and vary widely across countries. For example, the -year survival estimates range from less than % survival in Mali to –% in Uganda and % in Mauritius.,

Introduction:
Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in women worldwide, with about . million new cases, representing .% of all cancer cases reported in . In the United States, breast cancer accounts for almost % of all new cancers in women. While there has been a decline in breast cancer mortality rates in developed countries thanks to increased screening mammography and advances in adjuvant therapies, unfavorable outcomes remain high in many resource-limited countries. Even with advanced treatment strategies,…

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