PREVENTION OF BREAST CANCER


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In recent years there has been a tendency to “rejuvenation" of breast cancer (BC), which necessitates the accelerated development of its early diagnosis and prevention. Screening programs are intended for the early detection of BC rather than its prevention. Its main risk factors begin to be realized before age 30 years, but its prevention is, as a rule, thought about just after menopause. To initiate preventive measures in childhood contributes not only to the formation of a healthy lifestyle and useful skills, but also to the proven reduction of breast cancer risk.

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N. Krylov

I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University

Email: nnkrylov01@yandex.ru
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E. Pyatenko

I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University

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