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Psychological symptoms are common in women with breast cancer and profoundly affect their role in the family and wider community, varying across cultural backgrounds. Breast cancer is becoming the most common cancer among women in India. We aimed to understand the cultural context within which Indian women with breast cancer living in India, experience psychological concerns from the perspectives of healthcare professionals, volunteers and church members. Five focus groups were conducted in South India clinicians 2 groups lay public 3 groups. A topic guide was explored: understanding of breast cancer, experiences of patients with regard to diagnosis and treatment and psychological impact. Groups were audio-recorded and verbatim transcribed.

Metrics details. Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer and cancer related deaths in Jamaican women. In Jamaica, women often present with advanced stages of breast cancer, despite the availability of screening mammography for early detection. The utilization of screening mammography for early breast cancer diagnosis seems to be limited, and this study investigated the national patterns of mammographic screening and the impact of mammography on the diagnosis of breast cancer in Jamaica.

The Symptomatic Breast service and the Breast Screening service diagnose, treat and manage benign non-cancerous and malignant cancerous breast tumours. Our team is made up of specialist surgeons, advanced clinical practitioners, radiologists, pathologists, radiographers, breast care nurses and support staff. Your GP can refer you. All women registered with a GP aged 50 to 71 are automatically invited for breast screening every 3 years. This service offers video consultations using Attend Anywhere.