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This article aims to evaluate the epidemiological aspects, diagnosis and treatment of patients with malignant breast neoplasia. This is an integrative review using the BVS, SciELO, LILACS and PubMed as databases over the last 5 years. 272 articles on the topic were evaluated with an emphasis on a synthesis of the most recent knowledge and greater scientific consistency. Breast cancer must be approached by a multidisciplinary team aiming at comprehensive treatment of the patient. It is concluded that this neoplasm stands out as one of the most serious public health problems in Brazil. Early diagnosis of breast cancer, aiming to evaluate the best treatment possibilities for these young patients, can have fewer impacts on their personal and social lives.
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Copyright (c) 2024 Cleidiana Alves de Brito , Stefany Kelly Santana de Lorena e Sa, João Pedro Mendonça Raphael Braz , Maria Vitória Ferreira Agra de Alencar , Mathias Gomes de Cena , Maria Eduarda Justino Alves , Cibele Avila Gomes , Deley Carneiro Pereira Souza, Ranyelle Maria Luz de Souza , Daniele Da Costa Oliveira, Wendell Faria, Samara Atanielly Rocha , Letícia Silva Andrade