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Update on Female Cancer in Africa: The AORTIC Conference 2015, Morocco

It was shown in all 3 studies that trained nurses (South African clinics) or volunteers (Sudanese and Tanzanian villages) were able to detect suspicious breast lumps in undiagnosed women. These women were referred and treated to a certain extent, however, some women decided not to be treated. This screening strategy may possibly be used to detect early breast cancers in low resource settings like Africa.