International Conference on
Breast Health and Breast Cancer Screening
DATE
August 11-12, 2025
Venue
Toranto, Canada
- Abstract Submission Open Now
- Early Bird Registration Start: July 31, 2024
About Breast Cancer Screening Conference
We’re thrilled to invite you to the Breast Health Conference and Breast Cancer Screening Conference. Top experts will come together to improve knowledge and methods in breast health. This conference gives a key chance to learn about new research, breakthroughs, and ways to screen for breast cancer. You can join eye-opening talks, meet other professionals, and learn how to better find and treat breast cancer. Come with us as we team up to boost breast health results and help in the ongoing battle against breast cancer. We can’t wait to see you and hear your thoughts at our Breast Cancer Screening Conference.
Early Detection of Breast cancer
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers that women face worldwide.. To spot cancer for better treatment and higher survival rates, women need to get checked . Tests like mammograms can find cancer when it’s small and easier to treat often before any signs show up. When doctors catch breast cancer early, patients might need less harsh treatments and have a better chance of getting better . To lower the number of deaths from breast cancer, people need to know about it and have easy access to checkups. Getting checked often saves lives by allowing doctors to step in early and handle the disease well.
Scientific Session
Timely detection and diagnosis play a vital role in the effective management and treatment of medical conditions. This strategy enhances the likelihood of successful treatment and can greatly influence patient outcomes.
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The study of breast cancer genetics and genomics focuses on the genetic and genomic elements that affect the onset, advancement, and management of breast cancer. Grasping these elements is essential for enhancing early detection, tailoring treatment approaches, and developing effective prevention methods.
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Understanding the hormonal and molecular pathways in breast cancer is essential for comprehending the disease’s development, progression, and treatment responses. These pathways encompass intricate interactions among hormones, genes, and cellular mechanisms.
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The approach to treating and managing breast cancer varies based on the cancer’s type, stage, and molecular features, in addition to the patient’s general health and personal preferences.
Related conference: Screening Recommendations | Breast Cancer Treatment Options | Oncologist | Breast Cancer Prevention | Breast Health | Breast Cancer Risk Assessment | Family History | Genetic Counseling | Clinical Breast Exam | Oncoplastic Surgery | Breast Cancer Screening Conference | Radiologist | Breast Cancer Awareness Month | Cancer Support Groups | Patient Advocacy | Cancer Rehabilitation
Immunotherapy and targeted therapies represent cutting-edge treatment options for breast cancer, emphasizing the utilization of the immune system and the precise targeting of cancer-associated molecules or pathways.
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Managing breast cancer in specific populations requires distinct considerations and strategies that cater to the unique needs of various patient groups, including those differentiated by age, genetic predisposition, gender, and additional factors.
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The focus on survivorship and quality of life is essential in breast cancer care, emphasizing the long-term health of those who have finished treatment. Survivorship involves not just the continued management of health complications related to cancer but also the consideration of the psychological, emotional, and social effects of the illness.
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Strategies for breast cancer prevention and risk reduction focus on decreasing the chances of developing the disease through a blend of lifestyle changes, medical measures, and consistent screenings. Essential methods encompass achieving a healthy weight, participating in regular exercise, and reducing alcohol intake.
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Benefits of Attending Conference
- New Research: Learn about the latest breakthroughs in early detection diagnostic tools, and screening methods that are changing breast cancer care.
- Top Speakers: Listen to well-known experts and leaders share what they know and have experienced giving you a full picture of current trends and future directions in breast health.
- Networking Opportunities: Meet a wide range of experts such as cancer doctors, imaging specialists, surgeons, scientists, and health workers. Form connections that might spark teamwork and information sharing.
- Hands-On Learning: Join workshops and talks where you can try out new methods and tools used to spot and treat breast cancer.
- Career Boost: Learn more about ways to check for and diagnose breast cancer, sharpen your abilities, and stay up-to-date with the newest medical practices.
- San Francisco’s Health Scene: Attend the event in a city famous for its lively healthcare and research community giving you a rich setting to grow in your job.
- Certification and Credits: Get continuing education credits and a certificate for taking part. These can boost your professional qualifications and help you move up in your career.
Who can attend the Conference?
Oncologists | Radiologists | Surgeons | Medical Researchers | Pathologists | Genetic Counselors | Nurses | Primary Care Physicians | Gynecologists | Pharmacists | Public Health Professionals | Health Policy Makers | Medical Students | Medical Technologists | Patient Advocates | Cancer Support Group Leaders | Healthcare Administrators | Pharmaceutical and Biotech Representatives | Women’s Health Faculty | Nutritionists and Dietitians | Psychologists and Psychiatrists | Survivors and Caregivers | Health Educators | Professors | Directors of Association and Societies | Nursing Students | CEOs | Doctors | Claims/Risk Managers | Healthcare Faculty, Hospital General Counsel | Physician Assistants | Young researchers | Training Institutes | Manufacturing Medical | Devices Companies | Data Management Companies etc.
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Hotel Services & Amenities
- Connecting Rooms
- Hot breakfast
- Free WiFi
- Concierge
- Non-smoking rooms
- Digital Key
- On-site restaurant
- Fitness center
- Express Mail
- Pet-friendly rooms
- Room service
- Meeting rooms
Registration
Speaker Registration
Oral Presentations
$799
Student Registration
Post Graduates
$799
Delegate Registration
Participant & Attendants
$799
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Address
16192 Coastal Highway Lewes, Delaware, USA 19958
Phone number
+1 630 768 1199
E-mail address
jenny.smith@stripeconferences.com
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FAQs
Consistent Breast Cancer Screening is essential for early detection, frequently identifying the disease prior to the onset of symptoms, which facilitates timely treatment and enhances prognosis. This practice is vital for lowering mortality rates and improving disease management.
Standard methods for breast evaluation consist of mammography, which utilizes X-ray imaging, clinical breast examinations conducted by healthcare professionals, and self-examinations performed by individuals. In certain cases, further imaging modalities such as ultrasound or MRI may be advised.
Women are generally advised to start annual or biennial mammograms at age 40, although this may differ depending on individual risk factors and family history. It is important for women to consult with their healthcare provider to determine the most appropriate screening schedule.
Factors that increase the risk of Breast Cancer Screening Conference encompass a family history of the disease, genetic mutations like BRCA1 or BRCA2, advancing age, a personal history of breast cancer, specific hormonal influences, and lifestyle choices such as alcohol intake and obesity.
To promote breast health, Breast Cancer Screening Conference and women should embrace a healthy lifestyle characterized by consistent physical activity, a nutritious diet, and moderation in alcohol consumption. Additionally, performing regular self-examinations and seeking timely medical attention for any breast changes or symptoms are crucial for early detection.