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The breast cancer treatment journey has changed thanks to advances in surgery, radiation therapy, targeted medicines, and immunotherapy. In Egypt, the rate of mastectomy has fallen from around 65% ten years ago to 35%, while breast-conserving surgery has risen to nearly 65%. Treatment is chosen according to the tumor’s stage and characteristics, as well as the patient’s condition. Early detection and access to appropriate treatment remain critical: the five-year relative survival rate exceeds 99% when the disease is confined to the breast, compared with 32% when it has spread to distant organs. Rates also vary between high- and low-income countries (87.3% and 41.9%, respectively). Care includes psychological support and regular follow-up after treatment. Meanwhile, a World Health Organization initiative aims to reduce deaths by 2.5% each year and avert 2.5 million deaths by 2040. Timely access to diagnosis and treatment remains essential to improving the chances of recovery.
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