Know the warning signs, risk factors and proper screening methods for breast cancer
An educational article on breast cancer citing GLOBOCAN Thailand 2022 data showing over 21,628 new female cases in Thailand, or about 60 a day, with guidance from Vimut Hospital doctors
An article from paapaii compiles information on breast cancer, citing the World Health Organization's estimate of roughly 2.3 million new cases worldwide in 2022 and over 670,000 deaths, while GLOBOCAN Thailand 2022 data shows more than 21,628 new female cases in Thailand, or an average of about 60 per day.
Dr. Puttiporn Naowaset, a surgical oncology specialist at the Breast Center, Vimut Hospital, shares guidance on warning signs, risk factors, and proper screening methods to enable earlier detection.
Source: paapaii.com
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