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These studies suggest that breast cancer treatment varies based on molecular subtype, with significant advancements in targeted therapies and individualized treatment plans, though challenges remain for triple-negative breast cancer and in younger patients.
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Breast cancer is the most common malignancy in women worldwide and is characterized by its molecular heterogeneity. It can also occur in men, though less frequently. The management and treatment of breast cancer have evolved significantly, focusing on individualized approaches based on molecular subtypes and early therapy responses.
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Breast cancer treatment has become increasingly sophisticated, with a strong emphasis on personalized medicine based on molecular subtypes. Advances in systemic therapies, including targeted and immunotherapies, have improved outcomes, particularly in metastatic settings. However, challenges such as the heterogeneity of TNBC and global access to treatment persist. Future efforts should focus on individualized therapy approaches and ensuring equitable access to advanced treatments worldwide.
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