tumors among women
The activities of the San Antonio International Conference on Breast Cancer were concluded yesterday in Jeddah, and the head of the scientific committee of the conference, Dr. Umm Al-Khair Abdullah Abu Al-Khair, confirmed that breast cancer represents 25% of tumors, in addition to that between 100,000 women there are 14 women diagnosed with breast cancer at an average age 48 years. She indicated that 48% of cases are diagnosed in the second and third stage, while the first stage does not exceed 2%, and she added that the culture of Thaqif begins at an early age due to the importance of women''s interest in early detection and knowledge of this disease. For his part, Dr. Mutab Al-Fahidi, a member of the scientific committee, described the conference as one of the most successful conferences because it presents the summary of international research, which was presented at the San Antonio conference, and explained that it attracted a large number of doctors and researchers from around the Arab world and Asia.
Dr. Lubna Sidqi, a consultant oncologist at Asir Central Hospital, presented an analytical study of the relationship of fertility treatment and female infertility and how it relates to the high incidence of breast tumors in women, and indicated that there are 19 analytical studies that included 100,000 women treated for infertility and fertilization, and the number of women who had There are 1500 women in breast cancer, and this percentage is very small. This study had a positive impact on women. It was a reassuring message. It also made clear that scientific research and studies are still ongoing regarding this topic.
