Early Breast Cancer (eBC) detection

Inside the report

1. 01 The detection pathwayhow patients move from screening to diagnosis, and where delays creep in
2. 02 Pathology's rolewhat pathologists need to turn a suspicious finding into an actionable diagnosis
3. 03 Collaborative carehow radiology, pathology, surgery and oncology work together, and where they don't
4. 04 Screening and imagingmammography, advanced imaging and risk assessment in current practice
5. 05 Challengesthe barriers clinicians name most often to earlier detection
6. 06 Strategieswhat treaters say would make early intervention routine

What this report tells you

Early detection changes outcomes in breast cancer more than almost anything else. This report brings together the specialists along the detection pathway, from screening and imaging through pathology to oncology, to describe how early breast cancer is actually found today.

It examines the role of pathology, the state of collaborative care between disciplines, the challenges that slow diagnosis, and the strategies clinicians believe would make transformative early intervention the norm rather than the exception.

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