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Representational photo for breast cancer.
Unni K Chennamkulath
3 min read
The latest Lancet analysis suggests that if current trends continue, India could see one of the steepest proportional increases in breast cancer cases globally by 2050.
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Unnikrishnan S
2 min read
The burden is even heavier in cancer care, where experts estimate that 50% of patients face severe financial distress.
Breast cancer screening detected 558 cases during April to November 2025.
R Kirubakaran
2 min read
The state government has initiated a door-to-door cancer screening programme focused on early detection of these three cancers.
Dr Swathi Sudhakar (2nd R), assistant professor, dept of Applied Mechanics & Biomedical Engineering, IIT Madras, with her research team
Express News Service
1 min read
The findings have been published in the peer-reviewed journal Advanced Materials Interfaces, it added.
A woman sits on pink or red Ribbon. Raising awareness about the treatment and medical exam of breast cancer
Hemant Kumar Rout
2 min read
The study also examined socio-demographic influences on awareness levels and found that marital status, education, household size and socioeconomic background played major roles.
Beyond the rise itself, doctors say the change reflects deeper shifts in women’s lives today.
Gayathri M Kurup
2 min read
Doctors also point to significant lifestyle and reproductive changes behind the surge.
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